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MUNDIAEREO proudly presents:
The Jetstream 41 is a turboprop airliner designed and produced by British Aerospace (BAe), which first flew in 1991 and entered commercial service in 1992. What makes the Jetstream 41 special is its high level of performance and efficiency, as well as its ability to operate in a variety of environments, including short and rough runways. With its advanced avionics and powerful Pratt & Whitney engines, the Jetstream 41 can carry up to 29 passengers at a maximum speed of 284 knots, making it an ideal choice for regional and commuter airlines. Additionally, its spacious cabin and comfortable seating arrangements provide a comfortable flying experience for passengers.
Airframe
Airframe Total Time:
Airframe Total Cycles:
17 220.8 Hours
23 167 Cycles
Engines:
Honeywell 331-14
TBO:
Time Since N
Cycles Since
Time SMOH
Cycles SOH:
Time to OH:
Left:
9000 Hours
14 098.7 Hours
18 619 Cycles
5 053.53 Hours
5 905 Cycles
3 946.47 Hours
Right:
9000 Hours
18 336.0 Hours
17 008 Cycles
284.7 Hours
307 Cycles
8 715.3 Hours
Propellers:
McCauley C5JFR36C
TBO:
Time Since New:
Time to OH:
Calendar Due:
Left:
5 000Hrs / 60 Mth
3 362.2 Hours
4 444.2 Hours
27/07/2023
Right:
5 000Hrs / 60 Mth
3362.2 Hours
4 444.2 Hours
27/07/2023
Landing Gear:
Inspection:
C.S.O:
T.B.O:
Remaining Life Limit:
Right:
72 Mths / 12 000 Cycles 699 Cycles
12 000 Cycles
11 301 (15/6/2022)
Left:
72 Mths / 12 000 Cycles 1172 Cycles
12 000 Cycles
10 825 (11/2/2020)
Nose:
72 Mths / 12 000 Cycles 582 Cycles
12 000 Cycles
11 418 (24/11/2023)
Avionics
Interior
Documentation
