N7517N Bonanza V-35A on the ramp, tail and streamlined fuselage
Meet the Fleet · N7517N

THE V-35A BONANZA.

America within reach.

A Beechcraft V-35A Bonanza — the iconic V-tail that's been the benchmark for speed and refinement in personal aviation for seven decades.

4
Seats
178 ktAS
Cruise Speed
920 nm
Best Range
N7517N Bonanza nose and propeller close-up
Heritage

THE SIGNATURE V-TAIL.

Beechcraft built the V-35A as the pinnacle of the Bonanza line — a distinctive V-tail, a fuel-injected Continental IO-520, and a cruise speed that still outruns most of the modern single-engine fleet.

N7517N's paint is in excellent original condition — a fast, capable cross-country machine that rewards a pilot who flies it with precision.

Spec Sheet

THE NUMBERS

The performance figures behind the Squadron's fastest airframe — logged, maintained, and ready for the next dispatch.

Engine
Continental IO-520, 285 HP
Propeller
Hartzell constant-speed
Seats
4
Cruise speed
178 ktAS / 205 mph
Best range
920 nm
Fuel capacity
74 gal usable
Useful load
1,100+ lb
Max gross weight
3,400 lb
Wingspan / Length
33′ 6″ / 26′ 5″

WHY MEMBERS FLY IT

N7517N is the airframe members reach for when the mission calls for speed — a fuel-injected IO-520 and a slick, low-drag airframe that turns a three-hour trip into two.

Eqipped for coupled precision & LPV approaches, she pairs vintage V-tail character with a modern intuitive IFR panel.

N7517N Bonanza V-35A front three-quarter view on the ramp
Flight Deck

GLASS-FORWARD, MISSION-READY.

N7517N carries a WAAS-capable Garmin navigation suite, backed by a dedicated digital engine monitor.

NAVIGATOR
GARMIN Axis

Combines PFD, MFD, EIS, Nav/Comm, together with a IFR Navigator.

NAVIGATOR
GARMIN GNC 215

A second nav/comm provides redundancy for radio communication & navigation.

SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
Garmin GFC 500

Coupled approaches, vertical modes; everything we want in a modern digital autopilot.

ENGINE MONITOR
Garmin G5

Backs up the Axis for PFD needs.

ONLY 20 SEATS IN THE SQUADRON.

Fly N7517N and two sister aircraft — apply today.