N881HM

This entry covers the specific airframe N881HM, an Israel Aircraft Industries-built IAI-1126 Galaxy marketed as the Gulfstream G200, serial number 207, completed in 2008. The airframe is registered in the United States and is owned by 881 AIR LLC, an LLC based in Chicago, IL, US. No public record of earlier owners or notable registry actions beyond the current LLC ownership is provided in the supplied data. The listed market value for this particular aircraft is $4,800,000, reflecting its build year, configuration and typical equipment fit noted below.

The cabin of N881HM follows the typical G200 executive layout, fitted for an executive 8–10 passenger club configuration with forward galley and enclosed aft lavatory (typical G200 layout); this configuration supports corporate and private charter missions with a focus on short-block internal circulation and transcontinental sector capability. Avionics are noted as Collins Pro Line 4 (typical install; some airframes retrofitted variably), which indicates avionics commonality for instrument and long-range operational capability although individual retrofit status can vary by airframe. Based in Chicago, IL, US under 881 AIR LLC, the aircraft’s performance figures (range and cruise) align it to continental U.S. missions and point-to-point business travel profiles typical of owner-operators and charter operators. Maintenance considerations would follow manufacturer and engine OEM programs appropriate to the PW306A-equipped G200 fleet; specific maintenance status for this airframe is not published in the provided data.

The IAI-1126/Gulfstream G200 occupies a mid-size business jet niche emphasizing long-range cruise, pressurized comfort for up to 10 passengers and a high-altitude ceiling of 45,000 ft. Competing models in market segments generally include other super-midsize business jets offering similar transcontinental range and cruise speeds. Buyer and charter demand for the type typically reflects balance between performance, operating costs and availability of airframes with up-to-date avionics; the noted typical Collins Pro Line 4 fit and a stated value of $4,800,000 are key factors affecting resale potential and operator acquisition decisions.