N525GK

This article covers a specific airframe, the light business jet registered as N525GK, a 1994-built Cessna 525 CitationJet (CJ1) with serial number 525-0052. The airframe is owned by the corporation G MONEY LLC, headquartered in Delavan, WI, and is registered in the US. No prior ownership lineage is provided in the supplied data, and there are no additional notable registry actions recorded here beyond its current US registration. The airframe carries an estimated market valuation of $1,700,000, reflecting its vintage and configuration.

The subject airframe is configured to accommodate 8 occupants, consistent with typical CJ1 layouts focused on light business transport and short to medium-range missions. With a maximum operational ceiling of 41,000 ft and a cruise speed of 381 kts, the aircraft is suitable for efficient point-to-point travel within its 1,248 nm range envelope, typically serving owner/operator movements or light charter hops from its base in Delavan, WI. The powerplant installation of twin Williams FJ44-1A engines providing 1,965 lbf each supports the type’s climb and cruise performance characteristics; maintenance practices would follow the engine and airframe manufacturer guidance for a 1994 airframe of this class. Specific avionics fit, cabin finish, and unique amenities for this particular airframe are not detailed in the provided data.

The airframe belongs to the early CitationJet family, the Cessna 525 CitationJet (CJ1), positioned in the light, entry-level business jet market where speed, simplicity, and low operating costs are emphasized over transcontinental range. With the listed cruise, ceiling, and range figures, this airframe occupies a niche between turboprops and midsize business jets and competes historically with other light jets in buyer and charter demand. At an assessed value of $1,700,000 for a 1994 CJ1, resale and buyer considerations typically hinge on engine cycles, avionics upgrades, and overall maintenance history; such factors will strongly influence marketability relative to newer or retrofitted competitors.