N802PC

The airframe bearing tail number N802PC is a 2011-built Hawker 900XP, serial HA-0181, registered in the US. The airframe is held in trust by BANK OF UTAH TRUSTEE, a corporate owner based in Salt Lake City, UT, US; that trustee ownership represents the primary recorded operator/ custodian for the airframe. Registry data and manufacturer serial link the aircraft to Hawker Beechcraft Corporation production in 2011, and the airframe carries a reported valuation of $5,995,000 reflecting market condition and configuration. Notable registry details include its US registration and corporate trustee ownership structure, which can influence operational basing and management practices.

The specific cabin fit for this airframe is an eight-passenger executive club configuration with a forward galley and an enclosed lavatory, while the aircraft nominally lists 17 seats in its documentation for broader capacity considerations. Avionics are provided by Collins Pro Line 21, supporting typical business-jet operational requirements for avionics redundancy and navigation on long-range flights. With a maximum cruise near 430 kts and a published range of 2,929 nm, this airframe is optimized for medium- to long-range business missions such as cross-country or transcontinental flights, operating to altitudes up to 41,000 ft. Maintenance planning for this airframe would follow Hawker Beechcraft and Honeywell engine operator guidance given its twin Honeywell TFE731-50R powerplants.

As a Hawker 900XP airframe produced by Hawker Beechcraft Corporation, this example sits within the mid-size business jet performance niche defined by a combination of near-3,000 nm range, high cruise speed, and a high-altitude ceiling. The configuration and Collins Pro Line 21 avionics support typical corporate and charter missions where cabin comfort and cross‑country capability are prioritized. Market and resale considerations for this specific serial and configuration are influenced by its corporate trustee ownership, completed 2011 production year, and the installed TFE731-50R engines, all factors that affect maintenance scheduling, valuation, and purchaser interest.