N669RA

This airframe, registered as N669RA, is a Bombardier-built Learjet 35A with manufacturer's serial number 35-669. Build year and initial delivery details are Not published in the supplied data; it is recorded as owned by ROYAL AIR FREIGHT INC. The aircraft is U.S.-registered and configured for mixed passenger/cargo versatility; notable registry actions and operator base are Not published. Valuation data indicates a market value of $960,000, which suggests an airframe that is aging into the established used market where maintenance history and avionics upgrades will strongly influence condition assessments.

The cabin is listed in a 10-passenger configuration but may be configured or used for cargo and charter operations, providing flexibility for mixed missions. Specific avionics fit and interior finish levels for this particular airframe are Not published; typical Learjet 35A installations combine basic executive amenities with lightweight furnishings to maximize payload and performance. With a transcontinental range of 1,930 nm and a cruise speed near 436 kts, the airframe is well suited to regional charter, corporate hops, and freight-forwarding missions operated by a corporate owner such as ROYAL AIR FREIGHT INC. Maintenance considerations for this individual airframe will hinge on engine TBO status for the Honeywell TFE731-2-2B powerplants and documented structural inspections given its age; such records are Not published for this tail number.

The Bombardier Learjet 35A occupies a light business jet niche known for high cruise speeds and a relatively high service ceiling of 45,000 ft, making it competitive for time-sensitive passenger and light cargo missions. Competing types in the used market include other light jets with long-range/payload tradeoffs; demand typically comes from charter operators and freight specialists seeking a fast, economical airframe. Resale and maintenance considerations for this specific airplane will be driven by logbook completeness, engine hours on the TFE731-2-2B units, and any avionics upgrades, all of which materially affect the reported market value of $960,000.