N619RJ

This airframe, registered as N619RJ, is an Eclipse EA500 built in 2008 with serial number 000231. The aircraft is recorded as owned by ECLIPSE 231 LLC, an LLC based in El Cajon, CA, US, and is registered in the US. The airframe represents a later-production Eclipse EA500 example that carries the manufacturer's lineage of Eclipse Aviation and Eclipse Aerospace; no additional registry actions beyond the listed ownership are provided. The aircraft is valued at $900,000, reflecting its condition and market position among early very light jet examples.

The cabin of this specific EA500 is fitted in an executive layout with a typical seating arrangement of one crew plus four to five passengers while retaining a six-place certification, and it includes a small forward galley/baggage area. Avionics are from the IS&S Avio family, specifically the Avio NG (Avio Next Generation) suite, supporting the aircraft's single-pilot capable executive mission. Typical operations for this airframe would align with light business and regional point-to-point trips within its 1,125 nm range and cruise speed near 335 kts, often operated from its home base region around El Cajon, CA, US. Maintenance considerations follow the twin-engine Pratt & Whitney Canada PW610F-A powerplant program and airframe support pathways established by Eclipse Aviation / Eclipse Aerospace.

The Eclipse EA500 family occupies the very light jet segment, offering compact, efficient twin-engine performance and high single-pilot utility, exemplified here by a 2008 airframe with a 41,000 ft ceiling and respectable cruise speed. Competitors in the category typically include other VLJs and entry-level light jets that balance operating cost, range, and speed; the EA500’s configuration and the presence of IS&S Avio NG avionics make it attractive for owner-operators and small charter operators. Resale and maintenance considerations for this serial-numbered example reflect the niche market for mature VLJs, where valuation near $900,000 must be weighed against engine program status, avionics upgrades, and historical support from Eclipse-branded manufacturers.