N101WD

This airframe, registered as N101WD, is a 2020-build Cessna 560XL Citation XLS+ with manufacturer serial 560-6286. Built by Textron Aviation Inc. (Cessna) and certificated in the United States, the airframe is registered to MIWD FLIGHT LLC, an LLC based in Middletown, Pennsylvania. The aircraft carries a typical factory-fit Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite and is listed with an estimated market value of $11,500,000. Registry data indicate continued civil operation in a 13-seat executive configuration with an enclosed aft lavatory and forward refreshment center.

The cabin of N101WD is configured in an executive layout with club seating, a forward refreshment center, and the registry shows a 13-seat arrangement with options for a forward or side-facing divan and an enclosed aft lavatory. Avionics are the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 typical of XLS+ factory installations, supporting modern flight-management, communications, and integrated navigation functions used for business and charter operations. With a cruise speed around 430 kts and a range of approximately 2,100 nm, this airframe is typically employed on domestic and transcontinental missions within North America from its operator base in Pennsylvania. Maintenance considerations follow standard heavy-calendar and engine shop visit cycles for the PW545C powerplants and Citation XLS+ airframe inspection intervals.

The Cessna 560XL Citation XLS+ occupies the light-medium business jet niche between entry-level Citations and larger midsize-cabin types, offering a balance of speed, range and cabin comfort for up to 13 passengers in high-density executive layouts. Competitors in its class include newer light-to-midsize business jets offering similar transcontinental performance; resale values for 2020-build XLS+ examples remain supported by demand for reliable, well-equipped corporate and charter platforms. Prospective buyers and operators typically consider engine shop visit profiles for the PW545C and the desirability of Pro Line 21 avionics when evaluating maintenance and resale economics.