N793TB

This airframe, registered as N793TB, is a Beechjet 400A built in 2000 with manufacturer serial RK-285, manufactured by Raytheon Aircraft Company. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by REDTAIL LLC, an Oklahoma City, OK–based limited liability company; the transfer into that ownership entity is a notable point in its documented history. As a 2000-model entry in the Beechjet line, the airframe’s condition and market position are reflected in a listed value of $1,200,000. Registry records and operator listings identify the aircraft as US-registered and indicate typical corporate/owner-operated use from its Oklahoma City base.

The onboard cabin of this specific Beechjet 400A is fitted in a typical executive club layout rated for seven to eight passengers in day-to-day configurations, while FAA records list 10 seats for this airframe, reflecting certification versus typical corporate interior fit. Avionics are noted as the Collins Pro Line 4 suite as typical for the model, with the caveat that many Beechjet 400A airframes were later upgraded to Pro Line 21 or other suites in service; no upgraded suite is specified for this registration. Operationally, aircraft like N793TB are commonly used on short- to medium-range corporate missions and owner-flown charters from their home base in Oklahoma, operating at high regional speeds up to cruise and utilizing the 45,000 ft service ceiling for efficient transit. Maintenance considerations are those typical to older light business jets, including engine-support programs for the JT15D-5 series and interior refurbishment where FAA-certified seating capacity exceeds typical cabin layout.

The Beechjet 400A occupies a light business jet niche offering high cruise speed and transcontinental short-range capability relative to its size, with a typical mission set of regional business hops and owner-operator use. Competing models in the contemporary and secondary markets include light jets from Cessna and Learjet families; buyer interest tends to focus on acquisition cost, avionics package, and engine program status. For N793TB, the 2000 build year and the listed $1,200,000 value place it in the mature pre-owned market where maintenance history, interior configuration versus FAA-certified seating, and avionics upgrades strongly influence resale potential.