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N9930B2008 Beechcraft 390 (certified family)

Premier 390 reference based on a Premier IA example

Registration record

N9930B on the FAA register

Type
2008 Beechcraft 390 (certified family)
Serial
RB-241
Engines
2 × Williams International FJ44-2A
Registered owner
Privately registered, WA, US
Airworthiness date
2015-11-06
Mode S (hex)
ADE022
Status
Seats
6
Rough value range
$1.80M to $4.10M

From Radar's listing-based estimates for business jets of similar engine thrust and age.

Overview

N9930B is a 2008 Beechcraft 390 (certified family), serial number RB-241. The aircraft is privately registered. Its aircraft category is light jet.

FAA registration

The FAA record identifies the make as HAWKER BEECHCRAFT CORP and the model as 390. The recorded airworthiness date is November 6, 2015.

Type reference

The classification cites FAA A00010WI / EASA IM.A.073. The engine reference in the record is Williams International FJ44-2A, with 2 engines. The type reference lists up to 6 passengers. The published type ceiling is 41000 feet. The supplied Mach figure is 0.8. The reference thrust is 2300 pounds per engine. The FAA record does not indicate fractional ownership. These model references identify the recorded aircraft type. The aircraft's installed equipment and operating limitations require its own records.

Representative Premier IA cabin with a four-seat club and two aft forward-facing chairs. This is an illustration, not a photograph of this tail.

Data: Radar, FAA aircraft registry file of 2026-10-09.

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