N607TN

The airframe bearing tail number N607TN is a 2007-built Cessna Citation CJ1+ (Model 525), serial 525-0662, manufactured by the Cessna Aircraft Company. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by WINGING IT LLC, an LLC based in Little Rock, AR, US, which serves as its operator and home base. The airframe’s documented configuration and operator location indicate a single-corporate owner/operator history without publicly noted multiple transfers or recorded liens in the supplied data. Condition and valuation details are not published in the provided dataset.

This specific CJ1+ is outfitted in an 8-passenger executive layout consistent with a single-club / forward club arrangement commonly fitted to the CJ1 series, accommodating corporate passenger missions and short to mid-range business travel. With a cruise speed of 389 kts and a published range of 1,550 nm, typical mission profiles for N607TN would include regional point-to-point trips within the continental United States and high-frequency business hops from its Little Rock base. The twin Williams FJ44-1AP engines provide the performance and climb capability to operate near its listed 41,000 ft ceiling, supporting efficient cruise altitudes for charter or owner-flown executive use. Maintenance considerations for this airframe align with CJ1+ common practices, focusing on engine time-between-overhaul management and typical light-jet airframe inspections under corporate use cycles.

The Cessna Citation CJ1+ (Model 525) occupies the light-cabin, entry-level business jet niche, offering a balance of speed, operating economy, and airport flexibility. With cruise and range figures such as 389 kts and 1,550 nm, it competes with other light jets in its class for owner-operators and on-demand charter operators seeking lower hourly costs and simple crew requirements. Market demand tends to favor well-maintained, single-owner airframes; resale considerations for N607TN would center on maintenance history, engine cycles on the Williams FJ44-1AP pair, and the desirability of its eight-seat executive cabin configuration.