With plenty of interior space, advanced avionics suite, and very respectable range and speed, the Beechjet 400 proves to be one of the heavy favorites in its class by jet buyers. The Beechjet 400 started its life as a Mitsubishi jet before the rights to it was bought by Beechcraft.
Although not as new as other jets in its class, the cabin of the Beechjet 400 can rival that of more modern business jets. The spacious interior can seat at least six passengers comfortably with its comfortable seats. Plenty of space can be found too on the aisle making it easy to navigate from one end of the aircraft to another. There are plenty of features in the Beechjet which makes it ideal for either business or recreation.
With plenty of technological features for the cockpit, the Beechjet 400 is not only a good jet to fly for pilots but also a safe one. Its aerodynamic design makes it faster as well as reduces fuel consumption significantly. The jet can also be equipped with more modern aviation technologies to make it even safer and more reliable, two important things that jet buyers should always consider.
The Beechjet 400 has a range of 1,440 nautical miles. With its Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-5 turbofan engines producing 2,900 pounds of force each on takeoff, the Beechjet can travel that distance in a short amount of time. Its maximum cruising speed is clocked at 443 knots or 820 kilometers per hour. Its maximum speed is rated at 468 knots or 866 kilometers per hour.
| Passengers | 7-9 passengers with 2 pilots |
|---|---|
| Lavatory | Full |
| Airspeed | 443 kt (510 mph. 820 km/h) |
| Range | 1693 nm (1,949 mi, 3,135 km) |
| Cabin Size | - |
| Baggage Capacity | 2,653 kg |
| Factsheet | Make/Model of Aircraft (.pdf) – 0.97MB |