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For Sale
• Aircraft will be delivered with fresh Doc 1,3,5, 9, 13, 14 and 20 Inspections from Textron Indianapolis with expected completion in May/June 2024 timeframe.
• Aircraft is in pristine condition inside and out.
• One of the most well-equipped Latitudes in the world today.
• One U.S. Owner since new
• MAKE OFFER
Please contact Shawn Holstein at 317-605-5955 or via email at [] for additional information.
Carmel, Indiana, United States
Toledo, Ohio, United States
2,067 hours
2,067 hours SNEW
2,067 hours SNEW
Engines: Pratt & Whitney, PW306D1 – On Power Advantage+
ENGINE #1 (as of 6/6/2024)
Total Hours: 2,067.4
Engine Cycles: 1,279
Serial Number: PCE-CN0287
ENGINE #2
Total Hours: 2,067.4
Engine Cycles: 1,279
Serial Number: PCE-CN0286
APU: Honeywell, RE100CS – On AuxAdvantage
Total Hours: 579
Total Cycles: 1,536
Serial Number: P-838
Instrument Flight Rules
• Garmin 5000 Integrated Avionics Suite
• Garmin package includes Dual FMS, Dual Comm, Dual Nav, Dual DME, Dual Transponders with ADS-B Out Capability
• Synthetic Vision Technology
• Garmin GWX 70 Weather Radar
• Cockpit Voice Recorder
• Artex 406 MHz ELT
• Garmin GTS 8000 TCAS II with change 7.1
• G5000 TAWS (Class A)
• Electronic Charts (subscription required)
• RVSM Capable
• Steep Approach Certified
• Provisions only for Automatic Direction Finder (ADF)
• HF-1050 High-Frequency Radio
• VH Datalink Radio
• Cockpit Voice/Data Satellite Transceiver (Iridium) – Garmin
• Partial Provisions for Flight Data Recorder (ICAO Type 1A)
• XM Satellite Broadcast Graphical Weather (Continental US Only)
• Extended Range Oxygen System
• Pylon Work Lights
• Eastman Turbo Oil
• Life Raft Mooring Ring
• RH Forward Two Place Couch Seating Configuration
• Crew Seat Sheepskin Slipcover Assembly
• Cockpit Storage Case
• Stereo Speaker System
• Bluetooth Capability
• Axxess II Iridium Satellite Telephone
• GOGO Biz ATG 4000 (Contiguous United States Only)
• Cockpit USB Charging Outlets
• Baggage Carpet Floor and Walls
• Wheels and Landing Gear Painted White
• Link 2000+ CPDLC – Garmin
• ACARS Capability
• FANS-1/A CPDLC Capability – Garmin
• Quick Access Recorder
• Surface Watch
• EROS Full Face O2 Mask
• Non-Standard Keyed Lock Set
• Cockpit Sliding Doors
• XM Radio
• Center Aisle Vinyl Runner
• Eleven Person Life Raft
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• Cabin seating for eight passengers, plus an additional belted LH side facing seat in the lav area opposite the non-belted flushing toilet.
• Cabin AC outlets
• Cockpit and Cabin USB Ports
• LH forward refreshment center and RH forward closet
• LH aft closet
• Satcom System
• Moving Map Monitor
• Cockpit Sliding Doors
2018
• Overall Snow White with Marlin Blue and Aristo Blue accent stripes
2018
• Doc 1 Inspection complied with June 2023; next due May 2024
• Doc 2 Inspection complied with @ 1,585.7 hours; next due @ 2,367.9 hours
• Doc 3 Inspection complied with June 2022; next due May 2024
• Doc 4 Inspection complied with @ 1,626.8; next due @ 3,200.0 hours
• Doc 5 Inspection complied with June 2021; next due June 2024
• Doc 6 Inspection complied with June 2022; next due June 2026
• Doc 7 Inspection complied with @ 1,356.8/June 2022; next due @ 4,956.8 hours/June 2026
• Doc 8 Inspection due @ 2,400 hours
• Doc 9 Inspection due @ 2,400 hours/June 2024
• Doc 11 Inspection complied with June 2023; next due June 2028
• Doc 12 Inspection due @ 3,600 hours
• Doc 13 Inspection due June 2024
• Doc 14 Inspection due June 2024
• Doc 15 Inspection due @ 3,600 hours
• Doc 16 Inspection due June 2026
• Doc 17 Inspection due @ 6,600 hours
• Doc 19 Inspection due June 2030
• Doc 20 Inspection due June 2024
• Doc 25 Inspection due @ 7,200 hours
• Aircraft will be delivered with fresh Doc 1,3,5, 9, 13, 14 and 20 Inspections from Textron Indianapolis with expected completion in May/June 2024 timeframe.
Waiver from international fuel efficiency standards preserves FedEx, UPS access to preferred aircraft model.
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