N208VP

The airframe bearing tail number N208VP is a 1993-built Cessna 560 Citation V, serial 560-0208, currently registered in the United States. Ownership is recorded to N771AT LLC, an LLC based in Lewes, DE, United States, and the airframe appears in listings with a broker valuation of $1,900,000. The airframe's US registration and single listed owner suggest operation from the owner's Delaware base or nearby Northeastern U.S. airports; registration actions reflect transfer to an LLC owner rather than individual private ownership. Condition highlights in public listings note an executive interior and an avionics package reported in sale/charter listings, consistent with an aircraft maintained for business travel.

This airframe is fitted with an executive cabin in a 7+1 passenger layout: a four-place club with forward and rear seating plus a belted aft lavatory, and a typical seating configuration carrying 7 passengers for common mission profiles. Avionics reported in listings combine Garmin glass navigation with legacy autopilot and communication components—specifically Garmin 750/650 navigation paired with a Honeywell SPZ-500 flight director/autopilot and Collins comm/DME/TCAS elements—supporting single-crew or two-crew operations depending on operator practice. Typical missions for this airframe include regional business trips and on-demand charter flights within its approximately 1,960 nm range and cruise speeds near 430 kt, allowing transcontinental hops with efficient climb to a 45,000 ft ceiling. Maintenance and operational considerations for this unit reflect the JT15D-series turbofan heritage and avionics mix, which may require component-specific support and potential modernization depending on buyer/operator preferences.

The Cessna 560 Citation V occupies the light-to-midsize business jet niche, valued for efficient short-to-medium-range performance and club-style executive cabins. Competing models include contemporaneous light jets and early midsize twins; buyers often prioritize lower operating costs and ease of dispatch for regional missions. Resale considerations for this 1993 airframe include engine life and avionics configuration—listed as Garmin and Honeywell/Collins components—which influence marketability and upgrade expense. At a listed value of $1,900,000, this airframe is positioned for operators seeking an established Citation platform with room for avionics or interior refurbishment to match modern standards.