N900H

The airframe, registered as N900H, is a Hawker Beechcraft 4000 built in 2009 with manufacturer serial number RC-17. The aircraft is owned by Hoak Travel Inc, a corporation based in Newark, DE, US, and has remained listed to that owner in public records without publicly noted transfers or lien events. This Hawker Beechcraft Corporation–built jet is valued at approximately $3,500,000, reflecting mid-life market pricing for its model and configuration. The airframe’s US registration and corporate ownership profile indicate operation from a US base under fixed-wing multi-engine category regulatory oversight.

The cabin of this specific Hawker Beechcraft 4000 follows a typical 8-place executive layout with forward and mid-club seating and the design provision for a belted aft lavatory, consistent with the model’s common executive configurations. Avionics fit for the type typically employ the Honeywell Primus Epic suite, providing integrated flight management, large-format displays, and advanced systems monitoring suited to owner-operated or charter mission profiles. With a cruise speed of 470 kts and an intercontinental-capable range of 3,341 nm, the aircraft is well suited to transcontinental and offshore business missions from its Newark, DE operator base. Maintenance considerations for this airframe align with twin-PW300-series engine care cycles and the 4000-series airframe inspections; corporate ownership suggests operation under a managed maintenance program and adherence to US regulatory maintenance standards.

The Hawker Beechcraft 4000 occupies a mid-to-large cabin super-midsize business jet niche with high cruise speeds and a service ceiling of 45,000 ft, competing against other super-midsize types in corporate and charter markets. Demand among owner-operators and charter companies centers on its range, cabin size and avionics capability, while resale and maintenance factors include the PW308A engine support network and airframe inspection history. At a reported value of $3,500,000, this particular 2009 airframe represents a balance between acquisition cost and capability for buyers seeking long-range executive performance without the newest-generation acquisition price.