N365WA

The airframe bearing tail number N365WA is a 1981-built Cessna 550 Citation II, constructor serial 550-0333, operated in corporate service. The airframe is recorded as owned by CROSSLAND AIR LLC (a corporation based in Bentonville, AR, US), with registration in the US and typical usage as an executive transport. The Citation II hull and engines reflect a design from the early 1980s and the aircraft's recorded market value is $691,569, which situates this airframe in the light jet pre-owned sector given its vintage and configuration. No additional registry actions are published beyond the documented corporate ownership and US registration.

The airframe is fitted in a typical 8-passenger executive layout, configured for corporate transport and short-to-medium range missions consistent with an executive light jet. Cabin layout supports single-club and forward-conference seating commonly found on the Citation II family; amenities are the standard executive appointments expected for this model year rather than bespoke modifications. Operationally the aircraft is suited to point-to-point corporate flights within its 1,900 nm range and is capable of cruise speeds around 369 kts and a maximum certified altitude of 43,000 ft, supporting efficient regional and transcontinental legs when required. Maintenance considerations for this airframe involve aging JT15D-4 turbofan engines and airframe components typical of a 1981-built example, factors that influence dispatch reliability and lifecycle costs for the registered operator.

The Cessna 550 Citation II occupies the early light-corporate-jet niche with twin JT15D powerplants and performance balanced between speed, range, and operating economics for its era. Competing types historically include similar light-to-midsize turbofan business jets that offer comparable mission capability; buyer demand in the used market tends to favor examples with documented ownership, up-to-date maintenance, and sensible valuations. For this airframe, the combination of its serial lineage (550-0333), eight-seat executive interior, and assessed value of $691,569 frames typical resale and maintenance considerations for purchasers or charter operators evaluating vintage Citation II examples.