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D-IDBA

Very Light Jet · Serial RB-164


450
Knots Cruise
1,500
NM Range
6
Passengers
2
Engines

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D-IDBA Aircraft Overview

D-IDBA is a Beechcraft Premier I registered in Germany with serial number RB-164. Very light jets represent the most accessible segment of jet aviation, designed for short-haul missions where speed and efficiency outweigh cabin size. The aircraft is associated with Fly Alpha, registered through the LBA.

Performance Profile

The Beechcraft Premier I achieves cruise speeds around 450 knots with a range of 1,500 nautical miles. While shorter-legged than light jets, this performance covers most regional routes within a 500 to 800-mile radius. Power comes from 2x Williams FJ44-2A. The aircraft reaches altitudes up to 41,000 feet.

Mission Profile

VLJs serve a distinct niche: owner-pilots, air taxi operators, and travelers on short hops between regional airports. The Beechcraft Premier I seats up to 6 passengers in a compact cabin. The economics work best on legs under two hours where the time savings over driving or airline connections justify the operating cost.

Charter & Availability

D-IDBA is registered in Germany under the LBA. Contact The Jet Finder to inquire about charter availability for this aircraft or similar Beechcraft Premier I platforms worldwide.

Insider Note

Very light jets are single-pilot certified, which reduces crew costs but limits duty-day flexibility on multi-leg itineraries. For back-to-back missions exceeding eight hours of duty time, a two-pilot crew or overnight rest may be required.

D-IDBA International Intelligence

Cross-referenced from global ADS-B telemetry and international aviation registries.

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Regulatory Authority
LBA
National civil aviation regulatory body
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Ownership Class
Private Entity
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Transponder
Mode S: 3E1F4E
ICAO 24-bit unique aircraft identifier
D-IDBA Beechcraft Premier I available for charter or acquisition

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Detailed Specifications

Aircraft Identity

RegistrationD-IDBA
ManufacturerRaytheon Aircraft Company
ModelBeechcraft Premier I
Serial NumberRB-164
CategoryVery Light Jet
ICAO TypePRM1
CountryGermany
RegistryLBA
OwnerFly Alpha

Performance & Capabilities

Engine Type2x Williams FJ44-2A
Cruise Speed~450 knots
Maximum Range~1,500 nautical miles
Service Ceiling~41,000 ft
Takeoff Distance~3,792 ft
PassengersUp to 6
AvionicsRockwell Collins Pro Line 21
IFR CertifiedYes

Frequently Asked Questions About D-IDBA

12 questions answered about this aircraft and the Beechcraft Premier I

This aircraft carries the registration D-IDBA, registered in Germany under the LBA.

D-IDBA is a Beechcraft Premier I, a very light jet manufactured by Raytheon Aircraft Company.

D-IDBA is registered in Germany. The national aviation authority is the LBA.

According to available records, D-IDBA is associated with Fly Alpha.

The Beechcraft Premier I is powered by 2x Williams FJ44-2A, producing 2,300 lbs of thrust.

The Beechcraft Premier I has a maximum cruise speed of approximately 450 knots and a long-range cruise speed of 418 kts.

The Beechcraft Premier I has a maximum range of approximately 1,500 nautical miles under standard reserves.

The Beechcraft Premier I typically seats up to 6 passengers.

The Beechcraft Premier I has a maximum service ceiling of 41,000 feet.

The Beechcraft Premier I is equipped with Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics.

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