N7965M

This airframe, registered N7965M, is an Embraer EMB-135BJ (ERJ-135) manufactured by Embraer S.A. and completed in 2012 with serial number 14501164. Public registry indicates a United States registration (US), while detailed ownership timeline and operator or home-base information are not published. No specific notable registry actions or independent valuation/condition highlights for this individual airframe have been made publicly available; such records are not published. The aircraft is reported to have a VIP cabin configuration, though the exact internal layout has not been released publicly.

The cabin of this specific aircraft is reported as VIP (reported; exact layout not publicly listed), indicating an interior modified from standard regional configurations to accommodate executive seating and likely enhanced amenities, though the precise seating plan and fit are not published. Avionics and systems fit for this airframe are not detailed in public records and are therefore not published. With a published range of 1,750 nm and cruise speed of 447 kts, the aircraft is suitable for medium-range corporate or executive missions, frequently operated on point-to-point trips within North America given its US registration. Maintenance considerations specific to this airframe would include typical support and parts provisioning for the Rolls-Royce AE 3007 series engines.

The Embraer EMB-135BJ (ERJ-135) family, as exemplified by this airframe, offers a combination of trans-regional range (1,750 nm), relatively high cruise speed (447 kts), and seating capacity (37) that place it in the light regional / corporate jet segment. The twin Rolls-Royce AE 3007 powerplants (each 7,580 lbf) contribute to the type’s operational performance and are a focal point for maintenance and lifecycle cost considerations. For buyers and charter operators, resale and maintenance profiles are influenced by airframe age (this aircraft entered service in 2012), engine model commonality, and the presence of a VIP interior, which can affect refurbishment costs and market appeal.