Planes

N136GH 2001 A36 Bonanza, Serial No. E-3414, 2445 Total Time Since New, IO-550B 300 Horsepower Engine 670 Since Factory New with New 1900 Hour TBO, 3 Blade Hot Prop, Factory Air Conditioning, King KFC-225 Autopilot with Flight Director, Slaved HSI, Altitude and Vertical Speed Preselect and Yaw Damp, Garmin GNS-530W GPS/Nav/Com w WAAS, Garmin GNS-430W GPS/Nav/Com w WAAS, Garmin GMX-200 Multifunction Display with VFR & IFR Maps and Chartview (requires subscription), Ryan 9900BX TCAD Active Traffic, Garmin GTX-345 Transponder with Subscription Free ADS-B Traffic and Weather Displayed on GNS-530W & 430, WX-500 Stormscope Displayed on GNS-530W & 430, Free Flight Radar Altimeter, Clear Voice Audible Gear Warning System, PS Engineering PMA 7000MS Audio Panel with 6 Place Intercom and Marker Beacons, Standby Attitude Indicator, Clearance Replay and Stormscope Clear Switch on Control Wheel, JPI EDM-700 Graphic Engine Monitor, GAMI Fuel Injectors, Standby Generator System, V/G's Vortex Generators, Reversible Club Seating with Executive Writing Desk and Cup Holders, Rosen Sun Visors, G & D Tinted Window Inserts, Standby Instrument Air, Alternate Static Air System, Approach Flaps, Electric Elevator Trim, Co-Pilot Brakes, LED Landing and Taxi Lights, True Airspeed Indicator, Instantaneous VSI, Dual Glideslope Indicators, Vertical Card Compass System, Pilot and Co-Pilot Mic Buttons and Control Wheel Map Lights, Beautiful Original Paint and Leather Interior, Wing Spar AD Does Not Apply, No Damage History, Annual Due April 2025, IFR Cert Due January 2025, $499,000 with Bonanza School

The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation. Known for its distinctive V-tail design (on some variants), it has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. The Bonanza is available in both single-engine piston and turboprop configurations, with various models in production since its inception.