N67LP

This entry covers a specific Eclipse EA500 airframe registered in the United States as N67LP, a 2008 production aircraft carrying serial number 000236. The airframe is owned and operated by the Tennessee-based corporation Jolly Air LLC, located in Collierville, TN, US; this represents the primary documented ownership and operator association for the airframe. Registry details reflect standard US registration status and no other public transfers or deregistrations are recorded here. Condition and valuation specifics are not published beyond the factory build year and serial identity.

The cabin for this airframe follows the typical Eclipse EA500 executive arrangement, presented as a 1+4/1+5 layout yielding five to six passenger seating with small executive club seating as standard. Avionics installations typical to EA500 airframes apply here, with Avio (IS&S) / Avio NG being the representative fit for navigation, flight management, and cockpit displays in this installation. Operational profiles for N67LP would suit short-to-medium regional missions consistent with the aircraft’s 1,125 nm range and high-speed cruise of 335 kts, commonly employed for owner-flown business trips or light charter legs from its Collierville, TN base. Maintenance considerations align with light twin turbofan practice and the model’s need for PW610F-A engine support programs and airframe-specific inspection intervals.

The Eclipse EA500 occupies a niche in very light jet (VLJ) and entry-level business jet markets, offering high cruise speed and a 41,000 ft service ceiling for performance typically beyond piston or turboprop light twins. Competing models historically include other VLJs and light-cabin jets offering similar economy and single-pilot capability. Demand among owner-operators and small charter operators is influenced by operating economics, cockpit avionics options such as the Avio/Avio NG suites, and availability of parts and overhaul support for the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW610F-A engines; these factors also impact resale and maintenance planning for individual airframes like N67LP.