N11MN

This airframe, registered as N11MN, is a 1976-built Cessna 500 Citation I with serial number 500-0266. The airframe is recorded as owned by JET MAVERICKS LLC, a corporation based in Indianapolis, IN, US, and bears a United States registration (US) with an executive 8-place cabin. The airframe’s recent valuation is listed at $350,000, reflecting its age, configuration and market position among early Citation jets. Registered to JET MAVERICKS LLC, the aircraft’s documented status emphasizes corporate utility operations from its Indianapolis home base rather than public charter exposure.

The airframe retains an 8-place executive layout intended for corporate transport, with seating for an executive complement rather than high-density passenger carriage. Specific avionics fit and equipment lists are not published for this individual airframe, but typical operations for this configuration center on short- to medium-range executive missions consistent with a 1,328 nm range and high-speed cruise profile. Based in Indianapolis, IN, US, the owner/operator profile suggests point-to-point business travel across the continental United States, with the aircraft capable of operating to high-altitude fields up to 41,000 ft. Maintenance considerations for this airframe focus on vintage-series Citation systems and the JT15D-1 engines, reflecting age-related inspections and component support for a 1976-built jet.

The Cessna 500 Citation I occupies the early light business jet niche, offering modest cabin size and efficient short-field capability compared with later Citation models. Competing contemporaries include other 1970s light jets where buyers trade modern avionics and higher resale values for lower acquisition costs; the listed value of $350,000 aligns with the secondary market for older, well-maintained examples. Demand among corporate owners and private operators typically emphasizes mission flexibility and operating economics, while resale and maintenance considerations hinge on parts availability for JT15D engines and the airframe’s documented maintenance history.