N222TC

This airframe, N222TC, is a 2017-built member of the Cessna CitationJet/CJ1+ family, serial number 525-0960, manufactured by Textron Aviation Inc. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by CASE COAL SALES LLC, an LLC based in Louisa, KY, US. The airframe’s configuration and equipment reflect the CJ1+ mission set as delivered in the late 2010s, and its operator history is limited to the corporate ownership indicated in the registry. No public record of major registry actions or transfers beyond the documented ownership was provided in the supplied data.

The cabin of N222TC follows the CJ1+ executive arrangement with executive seating for up to 6–8 in club and forward side‑facing layouts, and typically includes a refreshment center and a belted aft lavatory common to CJ1+ interiors. Avionics for this airframe are consistent with the CJ1/CJ1+ line and would typically be the Collins Pro Line 21 suite, while noting that some later 525-series variants adopted Garmin G3000; the supplied data does not indicate a nonstandard retrofit for this serial. Typical missions for a CJ1+ airframe of this specification include short- to mid-range business trips and intrastate or regional hops from its home base in Kentucky, leveraging the aircraft’s cruise speed and single-leg range. Maintenance, operational planning and charter use would follow standard fixed-wing multi-engine business jet practices for the Williams FJ44-powered CitationJet family.

The Cessna 525 (CitationJet / CJ1+ family) occupies a light business jet niche defined by modest acquisition and operating costs, single-pilot certification capability in many configurations, and strong runway performance for access to smaller airports. Competing types in the segment include other light jets that offer similar speed and range; buyer and charter demand for CJ1+ models typically focuses on regional executive transport and owner-operator use. Resale and maintenance considerations for this 2017 airframe concentrate on engine and avionics service history, airframe cycles, and equipment fit—areas that directly influence marketability for a corporate operator such as CASE COAL SALES LLC.