N571JM

The airframe bearing tail number N571JM is a 2021-built Cessna Citation M2 (Model 525), serial number 525-1099, manufactured by Textron Aviation Inc. The airframe is registered in the United States and is owned by JM-BAC HOLDINGS LLC, an LLC based in Midwest City, Oklahoma; it is recorded as the current titled owner in U.S. registration records. The jet’s registry history is straightforward with no publicly disclosed prior owners in the supplied data, and its recent build year places it among later production examples of the model with modern fit and residual-condition expectations. As a well-equipped light-citation airframe delivered in 2021, it represents a relatively young asset in its category with typical maintenance scheduling consistent with factory timelines.

The subject airframe, N571JM, configured for eight passengers, supports short- to mid-range missions typical of light business jets, including regional point-to-point charters and owner/operator corporate travel within a roughly 1,550 nm radius. Cabin layout for the Citation M2 family generally emphasizes club seating and a forward entry with a small service area; this specific aircraft’s eight-seat configuration aligns with that standard arrangement. Avionics and systems on a 2021 Model 525 are commonly modernized to factory or optional specifications, enabling steep-profile cruise performance at approximately 404 kts and operations to a service ceiling of 41,000 ft. Maintenance considerations follow standard Williams FJ44 series engine schedules and Textron-recommended inspections for the Model 525.

The Cessna Citation M2 (Model 525) occupies the light-cabin, entry-level twin turbofan niche, offering efficient single-pilot operation, low operating costs relative to larger business jets, and access to smaller airports. With two Williams FJ44-1AP engines producing 1,965 lbf each, the type competes with similar light jets in range and cruise speed, meeting demand for quick regional hops and on-demand charter. For buyers and operators, resale and maintenance considerations emphasize adherence to factory inspection intervals and engine program enrollment to preserve value, particularly for relatively new examples such as this 2021 airframe.