N127CB

This entry covers airframe N127CB, a production Cessna Citation Longitude (Model 700) built by Textron Aviation Inc in 2024 with serial number 700-0121. The aircraft is registered in the United States to owner JAB II LLC, an LLC based in Mobile, AL, US, and is listed as a U.S. civil-registered fixed-wing multi-engine jet. Notable registry detail for this specific airframe includes a manufacturer-specified engine fit of 2× Honeywell HTF7700L (production); FAA registry lists AS907-2-1S, and the FAA record reflects 14 seats which differs from common manufacturer-configurable executive layouts. The airframe has an estimated market value of $27,500,000 and is presented in typical delivery condition for a 2024 production unit.

The cabin for N127CB follows the Model 700 executive configuration spectrum: manufacturer-configurable double-club layouts with typical executive seating of 8–12, while FAA records for this airframe list 14 seats; a walk-in baggage compartment is fitted and the factory options include an optional aft divan and berthable seats. Avionics are the type-standard Garmin G5000 suite installed on production Longitudes, supporting modern glass-cockpit operations and integrated systems management. Operational missions for this airframe align with long-range corporate and charter transport across continental and transcontinental sectors, leveraging a 3,500 nm range and a long-range cruise near 483 kts from the owner/operator base in Mobile, AL, US. Maintenance and dispatch planning will reflect the HTF7700L/AS907-class turbine support network and contemporary avionics lifecycle servicing.

The Cessna Citation Longitude (Model 700) occupies the super-midsize business jet niche, offering transcontinental capability with a high single-pilot automation standard and a maximum operating ceiling of 45,000 ft. Competitors in this performance and price band typically include late-model offerings from comparable manufacturers targeting 3,000–4,000 nm missions; resale and charter demand is influenced by engine support, avionics commonality such as the Garmin G5000, and cabin flexibility (8–14 seats). For this airframe, particular resale and maintenance considerations center on its modern 2024 build status, the HTF7700L/AS907 engine designation in registry data, and the documented seating configuration which may affect passenger-category resale valuation.