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1986 BEECH Bonanza (33) F33A
Aircraft information
General description
This 1986 Beechcraft Bonanza F33A combines the renowned handling and performance of the Bonanza series with remarkably low operating time since the engine and propeller overhauls.
The aircraft has approximately 4,057 hours total time. Its Continental IO-520-BB engine and Hartzell three-blade propeller have each accumulated approximately 95 hours since overhaul in October 2014.
D-EIZQ was formerly operated as a Lufthansa training aircraft until 1991. It is equipped for IFR operation with a Garmin GNS 430, Garmin GTX 330 Mode S transponder and King KFC 150 autopilot.
The latest annual inspection was completed in March 2026, and the ARC is valid until 1 March 2027.
We offer this aircraft as exclusive broker. Please contact us for further information or to arrange a viewing.
Airplane time
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
Propeller(s)
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
Interior
Light Grey fabric seats in excellent condition (7 of 10)
Exterior
Allover Yellow with Blue stripes in excellent condition (7 of 10)
Avionics
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
Options
Dual Audio Panels
Dual Yoke
Dual Brake
Strobe Lights
Landing Light
Remarks
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.
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