N664MV

This entry covers airframe N664MV, a 2018 built Cessna Citation CJ4 (525C), serial number 525C0270, manufactured by Textron Aviation Inc. The airframe is registered in the United States and recorded in corporate ownership as FMT LLC, an LLC based in Greenwich, CT, US. Since delivery the airframe has remained in corporate/operator service with no publicly documented changes of operator; recorded as owned by FMT LLC with no notable public registry transfers since its build year. Contemporary valuation estimates place the airframe at approximately $9,000,000, consistent with modern 525C-condition examples.

This specific CJ4 (525C) is typically outfitted in an executive cabin configured for 8–10 passengers with a forward side-facing divan, a four-place club arrangement and two forward-facing chairs; it is certified for common single-pilot operation configurations. Avionics fit on new 525C/CJ4 deliveries is the Collins Pro Line 21 suite, which is the typical installation for the model and likely present on this airframe. The combination of transcontinental range and high cruise speed supports corporate missions, owner-flown operations, and on-demand charter work from its home operating area in the northeastern U.S. Routine maintenance considerations follow the CJ4 program and Williams FJ44-4A operator schedules; this airframe’s corporate ownership suggests operator-managed maintenance tracking and part/component records.

The Cessna Citation CJ4 (525C) occupies the light-to-super-light business jet niche with a blend of high cruise speed, long range for its class and single-pilot capability, directly competing with light-cabin jets offering similar transcontinental capability. Typical competitors include other light jets with comparable range and performance; buyer and charter demand for well-equipped, late-model CJ4s remains steady due to their operating economics and cabin flexibility. From a resale and maintenance perspective, examples like N664MV benefit from factory-standard avionics and the common Williams FJ44-4A engines, which support predictable maintenance cycles and parts support in the secondary market.