N545G

The airframe bearing registration N545G is a 2002-built Beechcraft Premier I (Model 390) with manufacturer's designation Raytheon / Beechcraft and serial number RB-28. Registered in the US, this specific Premier I is recorded with a market valuation of $1,500,000. Ownership timeline, operator/home base and any notable registry actions are Not published in the available data. The aircraft’s stated condition and valuation reflect a mature 2002 airframe with typical equipment fit for light executive transport.

The cabin of this Premier I is completed in a typical six-place executive club configuration with a forward refreshment/galley and aft baggage area; certain completions of the type include an enclosed lavatory. Avionics are a typical fit of the Collins Pro Line 21 integrated flight deck, supporting the aircraft’s role in single-pilot or two-pilot light business jet operations. With a 1,430 nm range and 430-knot cruise capability, this airframe is typically utilized for short-to-medium business missions and point-to-point charters within continental distances from its US registration base. Maintenance considerations for this specific 2002 airframe include engine and avionics lifecycle items common to the model and the potential for refurbishment or retrofit to maintain competitive avionics and interior standards.

The Beechcraft Premier I (Model 390) occupies the light jet performance niche, offering higher cruise speeds and a 41,000 ft service ceiling relative to many turboprops and some contemporaneous light jets. Powered by twin Williams FJ44-2A engines producing 2,300 lbf each, the airframe balances speed and economy for owner-operators and small charter operators. Given the 2002 build year and a listed value of $1,500,000, resale and buyer demand will typically consider interior condition, avionics currency (notably the Pro Line 21 fit), and life-limited component status when assessing maintenance and marketability.