N786QA

This entry covers airframe N786QA, a factory-new Embraer EMB-500 Phenom 100EX built in 2024 with serial number 50000449. The aircraft is registered in the US and is owned by the corporate entity Arfeen Properties LP; registered to Arfeen Properties LP at entry into service. Operator or home base information is Not published. There are no publicly listed registry actions or incidents for this airframe; its market valuation is recorded at $4,995,000, reflecting a near-new condition at time of build.

The aircraft retains the Phenom 100EX standard executive interior with a baseline side-facing fifth seat and belted lavatory, supporting a modular 4–7 passenger executive layout tailored to short to mid-range missions. Avionics are furnished with the integrated Garmin G3000 / Prodigy Touch suite, enabling advanced flight management, touchscreen controls and modern situational awareness typical of this class. Typical missions for this specific airframe would include short-hop business travel and owner/operator point-to-point flights within the stated 1,178 nm range and cruise speed of 340 kts; specific route usage and operator base are Not published. Maintenance considerations align with manufacturer schedules for the Phenom 100EX and the PW617F1-E turbofan pair; as a 2024 build, warranty and initial-time-on-wing programs would normally remain in force under factory provisions.

The Embraer EMB-500 Phenom 100EX occupies the very light jet segment, offering single-pilot certification options, compact cabin comforts and a high-altitude ceiling of 41,000 ft. Competitors include other VLJs and small light jets where buyers prioritize speed and operating economics for short-range executive transport. Demand for factory-new examples is driven by corporate owners and fractional/charter operators; resale and maintenance considerations hinge on complete logbooks, the Garmin G3000 avionics pedigree, and service history of the PW617F1-E engines. As a 2024-constructed, corporately owned airframe, N786QA presents low time and contemporary systems favorable to secondary-market interest.