N300WB

This airframe, registered as N300WB, is a 1994-built Cessna 560 Citation V (Citation Ultra) with serial number 5600271. The airframe is registered to GARMIN INTERNATIONAL INC of Olathe, KS, US, which is the recorded owner and operator/home base in public U.S. registry entries. The U.S. registration and registry notes indicate a typical executive fit and a registry allowance of up to 11 seats depending on interior configuration. Valuation and formal condition assessments are Not published in the supplied data.

The individual Citation V airframe typically carries a conventional executive cabin; registry information for this aircraft cites a typical executive 7–8 passenger layout while also listing capacity allowances up to 11 seats depending on interior fit. Operator records place the owner/operator in Olathe, Kansas, indicating primary basing or administrative home for operational and maintenance oversight with GARMIN INTERNATIONAL INC. Published data for specific avionics fit or unique cabin amenities for this airframe are Not published; missions for similar Citation V airframes generally include short-to-medium-range corporate transport, pilot proficiency hops, and ferry legs within its approximately 1,960 nm range and 45,000 ft ceiling. Maintenance considerations for this airframe follow the Citation V inspection and engine cycles for JT15D series powerplants and any supplemental Garmin equipment or aftermarket modifications would be reflected in operator maintenance records.

The Cessna 560 Citation V (Citation Ultra) occupies the light-to-mid-size business jet niche with performance aimed at cost-effective cruise speeds near 400 kts and transcontinental capability on suitable sectors. Competing models historically include other light-medium turbofan business jets that balance range and operating economics; demand from buyers and charter operators tends to favor well-documented maintenance history, equipment upgrades, and interior condition. For this specific airframe, the twin Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-5D installation and registry seating flexibility influence resale and charter appeal, while age (built 1994) makes thorough records and recent overhauls key resale or continued-operation considerations.