N522WP

This airframe, registered as N522WP, is a 2016-built Cessna 525 Citation M2 with serial number 525-0924. The aircraft is owned by M & M AVIATION LLC of Lincoln, NE and carries a United States registration; the current record shows it operated from that owner/operator base. Registered to M & M AVIATION LLC in Lincoln, NE, the airframe’s recent valuation is listed at $3,900,000, reflecting its configuration and market position for a late-model light business jet. The airframe’s registry and serial trace it to Textron Aviation Inc as manufacturer and show a standard corporate ownership profile without publicized variant modifications.

The cabin in this specific Citation M2 is fitted in a typical executive arrangement offering a 6–7 passenger club layout with a belted lavatory and is certified for up to 8 seats; the cabin measures 58 in wide by 11 ft long. Avionics are the Garmin G3000 integrated flight deck in the Intrinzic/G3000 M2 configuration, supporting modern glass avionics capability, advanced situational awareness and LPV/approach functionality typical for the model. Typical mission profiles for this airframe align to short-medium corporate transport and on-demand charter runs within its 1,550 nm radius and cruise at approximately 404 kts, operating from the owner’s Lincoln, NE base for regional business hops. Maintenance considerations follow the M2’s Williams FJ44 powerplant inspection cycles and Garmin-integrated avionics support requirements; the belted lavatory and executive club layout reflect typical U.S. corporate interior outfitting.

The Cessna 525 Citation M2 occupies the light-cabin, single-pilot capable segment of business jets, emphasizing efficient short-field performance and low operating costs compared with larger midsize types. With twin Williams FJ44 engines producing 1,965 lbf each, the M2 competes with aircraft such as the Embraer Phenom 100 and the HondaJet in the owner/operator light-jet buyer set, offering higher cruise speeds and a pressurized comfort envelope out to about 1,550 nm. For resale and charter demand, well-equipped G3000 M2 examples from recent production years generally retain value due to strong avionics and a known support network, though market pricing is influenced by hours, maintenance history and interior condition reflected in the listed $3,900,000 valuation.