N575MG

The airframe bearing tail number N575MG is a 1994-built Cessna 550 Citation II, serial number 550-0450, manufactured by Cessna (now Textron Aviation). It is owned by Antelope Valley Community College District, a government/educational entity based in Lancaster, CA, US, and operates on a United States civil registration. The airframe’s documented operator/home base aligns with the owner’s location in Lancaster; no intervening ownership transfers or notable registry actions beyond the current institutional ownership are recorded in the provided data. Condition and valuation specifics are not published in the supplied dataset.

The aircraft is fitted in a typical six–eight place executive cabin configuration, described as a Typical 6–8 place executive layout though exact owner/operator-specific fit is possible and may vary for institutional missions. Avionics fit is not specified in the provided data; routine operations for this airframe under the current educational/government owner are likely to include longer cross-country instructional flights, administrative travel, and light cargo or liaison duties consistent with the Citation II’s capability. Based at Lancaster, California, the aircraft’s 1,998 nm range and 403-knot cruise permit non-stop regional to transcontinental sectors within the continental United States, while its 43,000 ft ceiling provides typical corporate-jet operational flexibility. Maintenance considerations follow the Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-4 engine program and standard Citation II airframe servicing requirements; any unique avionics or interior maintenance tied to the owner’s configuration is not detailed here.

The Cessna 550 Citation II occupies the light to mid-size business jet niche, offering a balance of short-field performance and transcontinental capability exemplified by this airframe’s 403-knot cruise and near-2,000 nm range. Contemporary competitors historically included light jets from Learjet and small Gulfstream or Hawker variants in older model classes, with buyer and charter demand focused on cost-effective operations, simplicity, and established support networks. For institutional owners such as Antelope Valley Community College District, considerations when operating a 1994 Citation II include mature but aging avionics and engine/airframe maintenance cycles; resale and market valuation depend on cumulative time, maintenance history, and any owner-specific refits not detailed in the supplied data.