N1962J

This article concerns airframe N1962J, a 2005-built example of the Cessna 750 Citation X with manufacturer's serial number 750-0240. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is registered to PALANGA LOGISTICS LLC of Longwood, Florida, which is the recorded owner and operator/home base for this airframe. Registry documentation indicates standard U.S. registration actions associated with owner registration and maintenance tracking; specific historical transfers prior to the current owner are not published in the supplied data. Valuation information for this airframe is recorded at $4,495,000, reflecting market estimates for this model year and serial in typical operational condition based on the provided dataset.

The cabin for the model type is described as a typical executive layout accommodating up to 8–12 passengers, although the specific interior for N1962J is not publicly documented. Operationally, this airframe’s performance profile — long range and high cruise speed — supports transcontinental and select transoceanic executive missions from its Longwood, Florida base under corporate or charter operations. Avionics fit and detailed onboard systems for this serial are not specified in the provided data; routine maintenance considerations would typically focus on the twin Allison AE3007C engines and high-altitude systems given the aircraft’s 51,000 ft ceiling. Unique amenities for this specific aircraft are not published.

The Cessna 750 Citation X occupies a high-speed, long-range niche among large-cabin business jets, with a cruise of 528 kts and range near 3,070 nm positioning it for premium corporate missions. Competing models in the segment include other long-range business jets that balance speed, range, and cabin comfort; buyers and charter operators value the Citation X for its speed and payload-capacity trade-offs. Maintenance and resale considerations for a 2005 airframe like 750-0240 typically hinge on engine time for the AE3007C pair, avionics updates, and interior refurbishment given the potential 8–12 passenger configuration.