N603CD

This entry covers airframe N603CD, a 2019-built example of the Cessna 525 (CitationJet / M2 family), serial number 525-1029, manufactured by Textron Aviation Inc. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by CONVENIENCE AVIATION LLC, an LLC based in Manchester, NH, US, which appears as the operator/home base on registry records. The airframe is a late-model M2-series CitationJet configured for light business jet operations and shows the typical specification set for its sub-class in terms of range and cruise. Registration and ownership records identify the Manchester, New Hampshire LLC as the current registered owner, with no additional public record of prior owners included here.

The Cessna 525 airframe operated as N603CD is typically arranged with seating for 8 occupants in a light bizjet cabin layout optimized for short- to medium-range missions up to 1,300 nm. The combination of the Williams FJ44-1AP engines and the Citation M2 airframe yields cruise speeds near 389 kts and a service ceiling of 41,000 ft, supporting efficient company or charter hops between regional business centers. Operated from its registered base in Manchester, NH, the platform suits point-to-point executive transport, air taxi missions, and pilot training for light jet type operations; maintenance considerations follow Textron and Williams service intervals specific to the M2 family and FJ44 engine line.

The Cessna 525 (CitationJet / M2 family) occupies the light jet niche, offering higher cruise speeds and cabin comfort than piston or turboprop equivalents while remaining more economical to operate than larger business jets. Competing models in its segment include other entry-level light jets; buyer and charter demand typically favors late-production examples such as this 2019 airframe for their updated avionics and reduced time-since-new. Resale and maintenance considerations for N603CD align with fleet norms—attention to engine time, avionics upgrades, and compliance with Textron and Williams service bulletins will influence marketability.