1986 Beechcraft Bonanza F33A – Price: EUR €149.000

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Airframe:
  • 4,057 Hours Since New
Engine(s):
  • Continental IO-520-BB, rated at 285 hp
  • TBO 1,700 hours or 12 years recommended
  • Approx. 95 hours SMOH, completed in October 2014
  • Last compression test: 67/60/70/62/68/62 of 80 psi

Prop Specs:

  • Hartzell PHC-C3YF-1RF/F8468A-6R three-blade propeller
  • TBO 2,400 hours or 6 years recommended
  • Approx. 95 hours SPOH, completed in October 2014

Avionics/Radios:

  • COM/NAV/GPS: Garmin GNS-430
  • COM/NAV: King KX-155
  • Transponder: Garmin GTX-330 mode S
  • Autopilot: King KFC-150
  • ADF: Collins ADF 60
  • DME: Collins TCR 450
  • Marker: Collins AMR 350
  • Encoding ALT: ACK A-30
  • Stormscope: 3M WX-10A
  • ELT: Kannad 406 AF-C
Equipment:
  • Dual Audio Panels
  • Dual Yoke
  • Dual Brake
  • Strobe Lights
  • Landing Light

Exterior:

  • Allover Yellow with Blue stripes in excellent condition (8 of 10)

Interior:

  • Light Grey fabric seats in good condition (7 of 10)
Maintenance:
  • Maintained under EASA Part-ML in accordance with its Aircraft Maintenance Programme. The latest annual inspection was completed in March 2026 at 4,054:40 hours total time and 7,291 landings.
  • The ARC is valid until 1 March 2027.
  • The airworthiness review confirmed compliance with the applicable Airworthiness Directives and found no unresolved discrepancies.
  • The pitot-static system, altimeter and transponder were last tested in November 2024.
  • The ELT battery is valid until March 2029.

History:

  • This Bonanza entered service with Lufthansa on 11 November 1986 and was used for pilot training until October 1991. During this period, it accumulated 2,434 flight hours and 5,723 landings.
  • The aircraft subsequently passed into private ownership. The current owner acquired it in March 2014 and has kept it hangared since. Today, D-EIZQ has approximately 4,057 hours total time.
  • Damage History: Gear-up landing in August 1999 at 3,075 hours total time. The left wing and lower fuselage were repaired, the engine was overhauled and a new Q-tip propeller was installed.
    Premature landing gear retraction during takeoff in 2014, resulting in a propeller strike. The engine was overhauled, the propeller was replaced, and repairs were carried out to the nose landing gear bay and rear cone.
Weights & Balance:
  • BEM 1067,54 kg at 211,656 cm (weighted in 1999)
  • MTOM 1542 kg

Disclaimer:

Aircraft Subject to Prior Sale or Removal from Market without Notice. Specification Subject to Verification by Purchaser.


Contact Information:

K-aircraft Jets & Props

Imhofstr. 2b D-86830 Schwabmuenchen, Germany

Inh. Klaus Kühl

Phone: +49 (0) 8232 9964961

Web: www.k-aircraft.de

email:  info@k-aircraft.de

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