N800VR

This entry describes airframe N800VR, a British Aerospace business jet delivered in 1984 with manufacturer's serial number 258016. The airframe is a British Aerospace BAe 125 Series 800A originally produced by British Aerospace and currently registered in the US. Ownership is recorded to corporation CKV EXPRESS LLC of Minneapolis, MN, US, and the aircraft carries a reported market value of $941,325. The record reflects corporate ownership and US registration without published intermediate ownership events or operator changes.

The cabin of this specific BAe 125 Series 800A airframe is configured for up to 14 seats, supporting conventional corporate or group transport roles consistent with the model. Avionics fit and detailed interior specification for this airframe are not published, so standard mission equipment and passenger amenities are unconfirmed in the registry data. Typical operations for an airframe of this specification include medium-range point-to-point charter, corporate transport, and repositioning flights within the aircraft’s 2,580 nm range at cruise speeds near 400 kts. With corporate ownership in Minneapolis, MN, routine basing, maintenance scheduling and mission profiles are likely influenced by Upper Midwest operating conditions and US regulatory oversight. Maintenance considerations for this airframe focus on the twin Honeywell TFE731-5BR turbofan engines and the airframe age, given the original build year of 1984.

The BAe 125 Series 800A occupies the mid-size light-medium business jet market niche, offering transcontinental regional range and a relatively high service ceiling of 43,000 ft. Its principal competitors historically include contemporary mid-size business jets offering similar seating and range capabilities. Buyer and charter demand for a 1984 airframe depends heavily on maintenance history, engine time, and avionics upgrades; the recorded market value of $941,325 reflects an airframe where age and systems modernization are key resale considerations.