N662QS

This entry covers airframe N662QS, a Cessna Citation Latitude 680A built by Textron Aviation Inc. (Cessna) in 2021 with serial number 680A0274. The airframe is owned by NETJETS SALES INC of Oklahoma City, OK, US, recorded on U.S. registry for fractional and charter operations; the registration is US. The aircraft's history shows no public record of major registry actions beyond its initial build and transfer into the NetJets fleet; its condition and valuation are treated as fleet assets managed through NetJets’ maintenance and asset programs.

The airframe is configured in a typical executive layout accommodating 9–10 passenger seating with a flat-floor, stand-up cabin, a forward galley, an enclosed aft lavatory and 127 cu ft of baggage space; this interior supports short- to transcontinental corporate and fractional flights. Avionics are fitted with the Latitude standard Garmin G5000, with enhanced G5000 features certified Sept 2025 available for retrofit or delivery options on the type. Operated from NetJets’ U.S. bases with oversight from corporate maintenance programs, the aircraft commonly performs business charter, fractional owner missions, and repositioning legs within its 2,700 nm range and at a typical cruise of 446 kts. Fleet maintenance considerations reflect PW306D1 engine support networks and OEM-specified checks under Textron/NetJets programs.

The Cessna Citation Latitude 680A occupies the midsize, high-performance super-midsize niche, offering a stand-up cabin and transcontinental capability that competes with models such as the Embraer Praetor 500 and Bombardier Challenger light-midsize entries. Demand among fractional operators and corporate buyers has emphasized cabin comfort and low operating complexity; resale considerations for this airframe type hinge on interior condition, avionics standardization—such as Garmin G5000—and enrolled maintenance programs that preserve fleet value. Engines of the PW306D1 family benefit from established aftermarket support, which influences maintenance planning and lifecycle cost forecasts for operators like NetJets.