N24PH

The airframe bearing tail number N24PH is a 2005-built example of the Cessna 560XL Citation Excel, manufacturer serial number 560-5571. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by EXCEL3 LLC, a corporation based in Carmel, Indiana, US, which is recorded as the operator/home base for the airframe. Registry entries and current documentation list the airframe in corporate ownership with a market valuation assessed at $6,000,000; no other prior ownership transfers or notable registry actions are published in the supplied data. As a fixed-wing, multi-engine business jet configured and maintained to executive standards, the example remains positioned for corporate and charter missions consistent with its equipment and interior finish.

The cabin in this airframe follows the standard executive layout for XLS/Excel interiors, presented as an Executive 8-place typical layout with forward galley and aft lavatory (standard for XLS/Excel executive interiors), supporting short- to medium-haul corporate missions and individual charter work. Avionics equipment is recorded as Honeywell-series avionics (typical for 560XL/XLS examples), providing the navigation, communication, and flight management functionality common to the type and suitable for domestic and near-international operations from the owner’s base in Carmel, Indiana. Typical mission profiles for this configuration include point-to-point business travel within its 1,839 nm range at cruise speeds near 433 kts, with interior amenities and a forward galley enabling executive service on flights of several hours; maintenance considerations align with twin-PW545 program requirements and Honeywell avionics support infrastructure.

The Cessna 560XL Citation Excel family occupies the light-medium business jet niche between entry-level light jets and midsize cabins, offering a blend of cabin comfort, runway performance, and operating economics. With twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW545 engines producing 3,952 lbf each and a service ceiling of 45,000 ft, the type competes with contemporaries in the Excel/XLS segment on speed, range, and cabin utility. Buyer and charter demand for well-maintained XLS/Excel airframes typically emphasizes avionics standardization—here the Honeywell-series fit—and interior condition; resale considerations for this 2005 serial 560-5571 include age, maintenance history, and the prevailing market valuation around $6,000,000.