N989CL

This airframe, N989CL, is a Hawker 800XP built in 2001 by Raytheon Aircraft Company and carries manufacturer serial 258535. The airframe is owned by Alliance Aviation Group LLC, an LLC based in Wilmington, DE, US, and is registered in the US. The jet’s registry history is straightforward with no public record of multiple ownership transfers in the provided data; valuation records list the aircraft at $2,600,000, indicating mid-life market positioning and maintained relevance for business charter or corporate use. Maintenance and condition highlights are not published beyond the stated valuation.

The cabin of N989CL is configured for two crew and eight passengers with a forward four-place club, a forward-facing single club seat, and an aft three-place divan; a forward galley and private aft lavatory support typical business missions. Avionics are a Honeywell SPZ-8000 / Primus suite including dual FMS (NX-2000), RNZ-850 navigation receivers, Primus 880 weather radar and TCAS-2000, enabling efficient IFR routing and situational awareness on medium- to long-range trips. Typical operations for this airframe would include corporate point-to-point flights and charter missions from its owner’s base in Wilmington, DE, to regional and transcontinental destinations within its 2,432 nm range. The combination of the TFE731-5BR engines and the installed avionics suggests a focus on reliable enroute performance and established supportability; specific maintenance records were not published in the supplied data.

The Hawker 800XP occupies the mid-size business jet niche, offering a balance of speed (cruise 443 kts), range and cabin comfort for up to eight passengers. Competing models in this segment historically include midsize twins from Gulfstream, Bombardier and Dassault, though the 800XP is often chosen for its proven systems and favorable operating economics. Buyers and charter operators consider engine support for the Honeywell TFE731 series, avionics upgrade paths from the Primus suite, and resale value — here indicated by the $2,600,000 valuation — when assessing acquisition or refurbishment programs.