N592MA

This airframe, registered as N592MA, is a 1996-build Cessna 560 Citation Ultra with serial number 560-0372. It is owned by CESSNA AIRCRAFT LEASING LLC, a corporation based in Daytona Beach, FL, US, and remains on the U.S. registry. The aircraft’s documented interior received a refurbishment in 2015, and operator listings note an executive seven‑place configuration plus lavatory, which factors into its operational condition and market positioning. The combination of corporate lessor ownership and a refreshed cabin underlines its suitability for charter or corporate lease operations.

The cabin is an executive seven‑place layout with an enclosed lavatory and pull‑out executive tables, listed by the operator as 7 pax + lav; the interior refurbishment in 2015 is specifically noted in operator records. Avionics are from the Honeywell Primus family, based on the legacy Primus 1000 fitment common to this series, with many airframes later upgraded—this airframe’s documented fit is within that Primus family. Typical mission profiles for this configuration emphasize short‑to‑mid range corporate or charter hops up to its maximum ferry or mission range, operating from its owner’s base in Daytona Beach and similar U.S. airports. The corporate lessor ownership and recent interior work imply routine maintenance and re‑certification cycles consistent with charter use and leasing turnovers.

As a late‑model Cessna 560 Citation Ultra, this airframe sits in the light to lower midsize business jet niche within the Citation family, offering transcontinental capability near 1,960 nm and a 45,000 ft ceiling. The twin JT15D‑5 engines with 2,900 lbf each deliver the performance metrics used by operators seeking high cruise speed (430 kts) with efficient short‑field capability. Market considerations for this specific airframe include valuation benefits from the 2015 interior refurbishment and the avionics pedigree (legacy Honeywell Primus 1000 versus upgraded suites), while corporate lessor ownership typically supports structured maintenance histories that factor into resale or lease demand.