N416CM

This entry covers airframe N416CM, a factory-built Cessna 510 Citation Mustang completed in 2007 with serial number 510-0016. The aircraft is recorded as owned by MEDEX LLC (an LLC based in Middleton, WI, US), and operates on a US registration; no prior owners are published in the supplied data. Maintenance and registry activity are limited to the provided owner and registration details; valuation records list the airframe at $1,600,000, reflecting the specific condition and market placement of this example as of the supplied dataset. The airframe configuration and equipment indicate single-pilot capability and typical light-jet utility consistent with operator MEDEX LLC’s stated location.

The cabin of N416CM is fitted in the typical Citation Mustang arrangement with a four-place aft club and a belted lavatory, supporting up to 4 passengers in executive-lite seating. The cockpit is equipped for single-pilot operations and carries the factory-standard Garmin G1000 avionics suite; common upgrades such as NXi are noted as available in the platform but are not specified for this airframe. Operationally, the aircraft’s 1,200 nm range and 340 kt cruise speed suit short-to-mid-range business or medevac missions departing from its base in Middleton, WI, US, consistent with ownership by MEDEX LLC. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe center on the twin PW615F-A engines and typical light-jet inspection cycles; no additional supplemental equipment or retrofits are published.

The Cessna 510 Citation Mustang occupies the light business jet niche, offering single-pilot capability, modest operating costs, and runway flexibility driven by its twin PW615F-A powerplants. Competing models in its category generally target similar mission profiles—short-to-medium range executive transport with seating for four to five—making demand for well-equipped and well-maintained examples steady among owner-operators and charter brokers. For N416CM, resale and maintenance considerations include the airframe’s 2007 build year, the installed Garmin G1000 baseline, and the valuation benchmark of $1,600,000, factors that influence lifecycle ownership cost and marketability.