EPSTEIN
page 5 / 445 . OCR, unverified
Weather Radar:
Transponder:
TCAS II
(2) Honeywell Primus 2 - VHF
(1) Collins VHF-22B — VHF
(2) Collins HF-628 with SELCAL
(5) Honeywell Audio Panels (Primus 2)
(1) Aircell Iridium— phone + ICS (3 phones)
(1) Honeywell AFIS
(2) Honeywell Primus2:
VOR, ILS, DME, ADF, MKR
(5) Tube EFTS — EDZ-805
(2) Honeywell FMS FMZ 2000
(1) Interface: Avionics Engineering Svs
(2) Honeywell Flt Drctr Cmptrs FZ500
(3) Honeywell IRS Laseref
(2) Honeywell GPS
(1) Honeywell Laser Trak w/ Display
(1) Honeywell Primus P880 (color)
(2) Honeywell — Mode S (enhanced)
(1) Honeywell w/ change 7
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FLIGHT DECK / AVIONICS
Enhanced Ground Prox. Warn:
Air Data Computer (digital):
Angle of Attack System:
Radio Altimeters:
Altimeters:
Cockpit Voice Recorder:
Digital Flight Data Recorder
ELT System
Altitude Alertcr
(1) Honeywell Mark VII
(2) Honeywell AZ800 (RVSM)
(1) Teledyne SLZ980S
(2) Honeywell
(2) Honeywell BA-141
(1) Universal CVR-30A
(1) Fairchild
(1) Artex 406 MHz
(1) Honeywell AL801
OTHER AVIONIC ENHANCEMENTS
BFGoodrich Stand-by: Horizon w/ LOC/GS
Aerosonic Stand-by: Altimeter, Airspeed
Thompson: (2) RM1 w/ DME indication
Skylight: Metric Altimeter
Davtron: (3) digital clocks
Safi: (2) Battery 40A/H (2) chrgrs
Cockpit
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AIRCRAFT CONDITION AND MAINTENANCE
This Aircraft is efficiently maintained under the FAA approved Centurion Aircraft
Maintenance Services MSG-3 program, which includes 24-month C-check intervals and
progressive inspections for low utilization. The aircraft has been in continuous private use
for the vast majority of its flight history with only two private owners. The Aircraft is
currently in operation under FAA Pt. 91 M (Large Aircraft).
Computer generated Due List Report and SB/AD status reports are available upon request
for Airframe and Engines. All AD, SB and Hard Time Items brought current in
accordance with the approved inspection program at C-check on O2/17/12.
Notes:
AI-check
current
Duc:
every 6-months
A2-check
current
Due:
every 12-months
C-check
(completed February 2014) Due:
February 2016
Landing Gear — Main L/R
Due:
January 2018
Landing Gear — Nose
Due:
February 2024
Exterior paint: 2004 (good serviceable condition — spot painted during C-check)
Other comments: Dual Battery System — SAFT 40 A/H
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Price: (please make cash offer for immediate sale)
For further detail or explanation contact:
Daniel E. Boyajian, President
AIR FLEET LEASING AND MANAGEMENT COMPANY, INC.
1209 Ward Avenue — Suite 100
West Chester PA 19380
Specifications are subject to verification upon inspection. The aircraft is subject to
prior sale or withdrawal from the market.
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Attachment A
CABIN LAYOUT PLAN
ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS
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