N612QS

This airframe, registered as N612QS, is a 2020-built Cessna 680A Citation Latitude with serial number 680A0256. It is held in co-ownership by 2010 MCK LLC (c/o NetJets Sales Inc) and is recorded with a US registration, with the co-owner located in Oklahoma City, OK, US. The airframe carries the typical corporate light-jet pedigree of a late-build Latitude and is equipped and operated in a configuration consistent with fractional/managed-asset fleet practices. Notable registry points include its US registration and its stewardship by an entity connected to NetJets Sales Inc., reflecting the aircraft’s use pattern and ownership structure.

The cabin of this specific Latitude follows a typical executive layout, featuring a forward divan, a 4-place club, and aft seating, consistent with configurations that provide 7–9 usable passenger seats, while the registration and equipment list record seating for 10. Many Latitudes sport a belted lavatory in common executive layouts; this airframe is noted to reflect those common options and interior choices. Avionics fit is Garmin G5000, supporting advanced flight-deck automation, route planning and airspace operations used in business and fractional service. Operating patterns for this aircraft are consistent with short- to mid-range corporate missions and regional point-to-point charters from its co-owner’s base in Oklahoma City, OK, US, with maintenance and dispatch practices aligned with fleet-managed oversight.

The Cessna 680A Citation Latitude occupies the mid-size, transcontinental business jet niche, offering a blend of four-abreast cabin comfort and efficient single-pilot-capable systems in many operator setups. Performance figures such as a 2,700 nm range, 368 kts cruise and a 45,000 ft ceiling place it squarely against competing models in its class for owner-operators and charter operators seeking moderate intercontinental reach without the operating costs of large-cabin types. Market considerations for this individual airframe include its 2020 build year and fleet-style ownership, which typically influence maintenance scheduling, resale positioning and buyer demand among fractional or corporate purchasers.