N527PT

The airframe bearing tail number N527PT is a factory-built Cessna Citation M2 (Cessna 525) completed in 2018 with serial number 525-0999. Manufactured by Textron Aviation Inc. (Cessna), this specific jet is registered in the United States and is owned by Satellite Industries Inc., a corporate owner based in Plymouth / Minneapolis, MN, US. Built in 2018 and maintained within the corporate fleet, the airframe’s configuration and avionics fit reflect standard Citation M2 options, and it carries a market valuation listed at $4,500,000. Registry and ownership details indicate a single corporate owner record without public evidence of multiple prior operators.

The cabin of N527PT follows the model’s typical 5–6 passenger executive layout with a forward side-facing seat, a mid-cabin club arrangement and a belted lavatory consistent with model standard options. Avionics are fitted with the typical Garmin G3000 suite for the Citation M2, supporting advanced flight management, synthetic vision and integrated touchscreen systems used for single-pilot IFR operation. From its corporate base in Plymouth / Minneapolis, MN, the aircraft is suited to short- to mid-range business missions—regional point-to-point trips within the contiguous United States—leveraging a cruise speed of 404 kts and a ferry/mission range of 1,540 nm. Maintenance considerations center on the twin Williams FJ44-1AP-21 engines and factory-standard systems common to the type.

The Cessna Citation M2 (Cessna 525) occupies the light business jet niche, offering efficient single-pilot operations, modern avionics and modest operating costs relative to larger Citation variants. Competing models in the segment include other light jets with similar range and cruise profiles; demand typically derives from owner-operators and small corporate flight departments seeking short- to medium-haul speed and flexibility. For this airframe—serial 525-0999—resale and maintenance considerations reflect its 2018 build year, Garmin G3000 fit, and the Williams FJ44 engine family, factors that influence marketability and lifecycle cost when compared with older or more heavily utilized examples.