N727ML

This entry covers airframe N727ML, a 2006-built Beechcraft Premier IA (Raytheon 390 / Hawker Beechcraft 390) with serial number RB-158. The airframe is recorded as owned by JVS22 LLC (an LLC based in Scottsdale, AZ, US) and carries a United States registration (US). Registered to JVS22 LLC in Scottsdale, Arizona, the aircraft's most recent public valuation is listed at $2,695,000, and registry records identify it as a fixed-wing multi-engine business jet typical of light-class executive transport.

The specific airframe carries an executive cabin configured in a 7–8 place club-style layout with forward galley and aft lavatory, reflecting the typical Premier IA interior. Avionics fitted to this model are the Collins Pro Line 21 suite with Collins FGC-3000 flight guidance components, a common fit for Premier IA listings and noted on this airframe. Operationally the aircraft suits short- to medium-range point-to-point corporate missions, with cruise speed and range supporting regional US hops and transcontinental sectors with one stop; based ownership location suggests primary operations centered from Scottsdale, Arizona. Maintenance considerations for this airframe reflect standard Premier IA items: Williams FJ44 engine upkeep, avionics support for the Pro Line 21/FGC-3000 package, and airframe structural checks consistent with a 2006-built light business jet.

The Beechcraft Premier IA (Raytheon 390 / Hawker Beechcraft 390) occupies the light business jet niche, offering high cruise speeds and a composite fuselage for a compact executive cabin. Typical competitors include light-cabin jets with similar mission profiles; buyer and charter demand emphasizes speed, runway performance, and operating economics. For resale and maintenance, engines like the Williams FJ44-2A and Pro Line 21 avionics are familiar to the market, aiding liquidity but also necessitating tracked component life limits and avionics support when assessing value and long-term ownership costs.