N369QS

The airframe bearing tail number N369QS is a 2006-built Cessna 680 Citation Sovereign with manufacturer serial 680-0081. The aircraft is owned by NetJets Sales Inc, a corporation located in Columbus, OH, US, and is registered in the US. Its most recent published estimated market value is $5,850,000, reflecting its status as a mid-2000s super-midsize business jet airframe equipped for fractional ownership or corporate use. Notable registry details include its United States registration and corporate ownership; no additional ownership changes or transfers are published in the supplied data.

This specific Citation Sovereign airframe is configured with a typical executive cabin layout accommodating eight to nine passengers in a double-club arrangement, though the interior remains owner-configurable and may be tailored to NetJets’ operational standards. The aircraft’s mission profile, given its performance figures, is suited to transcontinental and short intercontinental transport typical of fractional ownership fleets and corporate shuttle services; range and cruise speed enable nonstop routing across domestic and near-overseas sectors. Registered to a corporate owner in Columbus, Ohio, the aircraft would ordinarily operate from that owner’s region as a home base for fleet assignments and chartered legs. Maintenance and operational considerations for this airframe center on the twin PW306C turbofan engines and systems common to the Citation Sovereign line, with inspections and component support following manufacturer and operator schedules.

The Cessna 680 Citation Sovereign occupies the super-midsize business jet niche, offering a balance of cabin comfort, range, and field performance. With a cruise speed of 388 kts and a ceiling of 47,000 ft, it competes with other super-midsize types in missions requiring cross-country capability without the operating footprint of larger long-range jets. Aircraft in this model and vintage are sought for fractional and corporate programs, but resale and maintenance considerations reflect age, cycle history, and engine time—factors that influence the published valuation of $5,850,000 for this airframe.