N66ZB

This airframe, registered as N66ZB, is a 2004 Raytheon Hawker 800XP built under serial number 258675 and registered in the US. The airframe is recorded as owned by Charter Equipment Leasing LLC (a corporate lessor), indicating use as a leased charter or corporate asset rather than a continuously owner-operated jet. Specific operator base or detailed registry actions for this airframe are not publicly documented beyond its US registration. No public valuation or detailed condition report is provided for this serial; its marketed utility is consistent with mid‑2000s Hawker 800XP examples held in leasing portfolios.

This airframe is typically configured with an executive cabin in an 8‑place layout; industry descriptions cite a standard double‑club/divan arrangement, though the specific interior fit of this serial is not publicly detailed. Avionics equipment varies by installation across the model series; common fits include ProLine/ProLine 21 or Honeywell SPZ systems, but the installed suite for this airframe is not published. As a US‑registered, corporate‑owned Hawker 800XP, its mission profile most often includes regional business charter, owner/manager corporate transport, and light cargo or repositioning flights within the aircraft’s transcontinental range. Maintenance considerations for leased assets of this vintage typically emphasize part‑life tracking, engine TBO compliance for the Honeywell TFE731s, and records readiness for next lease or sale.

The Raytheon Hawker 800XP occupies the mid‑size, transcontinental business jet niche, offering a balance of cabin size and range exemplified by the 2,470 nm capability and 430 kt cruise of this airframe. Competitors in the segment include late‑model midsize business jets offering similar speed and range; demand among charter operators and corporate lessors remains tied to airframe condition, avionics completeness, and engine life. For resale or remarketing of an aircraft like N66ZB, maintenance status of the Honeywell TFE731 engines and documented configuration (cabin and avionics) are key determinants of marketability and residual value.