Pilatus Britten Norman LTD

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• Manufacturer: Pilatus Britten-Norman
• Model: BN-2B-21 Islander
• Serial Number: C2171
• Registration Number: N856BC
• Manufacture Date: 1987
• Type of Aircraft: Piston Powered Twin Engine
• Airframe Hours: 3,784.9
• Hobbs Meter: 507.2 Hours (Installed 2004)

4. Engines
• Two Lycoming Model IO540-K1B5
• Left Engine Serial Number: L-20084-48A
Engine Total Time: 3,471 Hours
Hours Since Overhaul: 1,452 Hours
• Right Engine Serial Number: L-11379-48A
Engine Total Time: 8,615.5 Hours
Hours Since Overhaul: 1,239.7 Hours

5. Propellers – (2) Hartzell

6. Instrumentation
• Dual Panel with Yoke
• IFR Equipped
• Dual Controls
• Stall Warning System
• Rotating Beacon
• Strobe Light
• Taxi Lights
• Navigation Lights

7. Avionics
• Dual Bendix-King KX165 TSO Nav Comms
• Bendix-King KMA24 Audio Panel
• Bendix-King KT79 Transponder
• Century 31 Autopilot

8. De-Icing Systems
• Pitot Heat
• No Other Systems (Aircraft operated in South Florida)

9. Capacities
• Requires 1 Person Crew
• Maximum Number of Passengers (15)
• Maximum Operating Altitude 13,600 Feet
• Normal Cruising Speed 154KTS/177 MPH
• 1,900 Feet balanced field length
• 2,000 Feet landing distance
• Cabin measures 3 Feet 10 Inches high
• Width measures 3 Feet 6 Inches
• Length measures 20 Feet
• Baggage Capacity 45 Cubic Feet
• Non-Pressurized Cabin

10. Log Books
• Pilot’s Operating Handbook/Flight Manual Available
• FAA Weight & Balance 337 Forms & Equipment List Available
• Log Books Available

11. Maintenance Status
• Date of Most Recent Maintenance: June 2, 2020
• Annual Inspection Past Due as of June 30, 2021
• An Evaluation Was Conducted on July 27, 2021

12. Damage History
• None
• No major damage was reported to NTSB or FAA in maintenance records.
• Minor damage to the left elevator and rudder that were repaired on March 2, 2006.