A Beechcraft 1900D, configured by Raytheon Airline Aviation Services as a corporate shuttle, made its debut in the Raytheon static display at this year’s NBAA.

The aircraft underwent a modification programme that installed a 14-passenger interior, featuring two club-four seating groups separated from six-forward facing seats by a mid cabin divider.

Five cabinets throughout the cabin provide storage for refreshments.

The overall cabin is divided into four sections: forward cabin with higher density seating, the aft club areas, separate aft toilet compartment and a cargo bay.

Passive sound control and a triple-zone active sound suppression system have also been installed, which Raytheon says reduces sound levels in the cabin.