N21LM

This entry describes airframe N21LM, a production Cessna 560 Citation V built in 1991 with serial number 560-0117. The aircraft is owned by N21LM LLC (c/o Capitol Services Inc), an LLC registered in Dover, DE, US, and is U.S.-registered. The airframe’s registry reflects corporate ownership and centralized management; no other publicized ownership transfers or incidents are recorded in the supplied data. As a 1991 Citation V with an assessed value of $1,100,000, this airframe represents an older, well-established business jet in serviceable condition based on market valuation alone.

The cabin of N21LM is fitted in a typical executive layout featuring a four-place club plus three individual chairs and a belted aft lavatory seat, while the aircraft retains a maximum certificated seating capability of 11 (two crew plus up to nine passengers in alternate configurations). Operated under corporate ownership based out of Dover, DE, US, the airframe is suited to regional and transcontinental missions within its roughly 1,960 nm range and cruise speed of 430 kts, commonly deployed for owner/charter transport, executive shuttles, and short transcontinental hops. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe center on aging-system airworthiness compliance and JT15D-4 engine support through Pratt & Whitney Canada channels; centralized management by a service company suggests routine oversight and facilitated records handling. No specialized amenities beyond the described executive seating are noted in the provided data.

The Cessna 560 Citation V family occupies the light-medium business jet niche, offering higher cruise speeds and altitudes than earlier Citation models while retaining favorable operating economics for shorter transcontinental missions. Comparable models competing for buyers include late-model light cabin jets that balance cabin comfort with range and operating cost; demand is often driven by owner-operators and small charter operators. For this airframe, age-related maintenance, availability of JT15D-4 parts and overhaul services, and its assessed value of $1,100,000 are primary factors affecting resale prospects and operator acquisition decisions.