N710FL

This entry concerns airframe N710FL, a Cessna 750 Citation X built in 1998 with serial number 750-0038. The airframe is registered in the United States and is owned by FLIGHT OPTIONS LLC of Cleveland, OH, US, which operates the aircraft from that base under FAA registry. The airframe carries the factory-era avionics fit typical of early Citation X examples and is FAA-registered for up to 12 seats; routine registry entries reflect corporate fractional/charter use rather than individual private ownership. No separate valuation or condition appraisal data are published here.

This airframe is FAA-registered for up to 12 seats but commonly fitted in executive layouts seating eight, typically with a forward club and an aft divan; actual interior fitment depends on the specific cabin specification chosen by the owner/operator. The installed avionics correspond to the typical factory fit for early Citation X aircraft, the Honeywell Primus 2000, supporting long-range, high-speed point-to-point operations. Operated by FLIGHT OPTIONS LLC out of Cleveland, OH, the aircraft is suited to corporate and fractional missions linking Midwest business centers with transcontinental and offshore destinations within its 3,460 nm range at high cruise speeds. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe follow Citation X norms, including monitoring of the twin AE3007C turbofan engines and avionics updates appropriate for a late-1990s factory fit.

The Cessna 750 Citation X family occupies the high-speed, long-range business jet niche, notable for its high cruise speed (here 528 kts) and 51,000 ft service ceiling, positioning it against competitors in the long-range super-midsize to long-range light-heavy categories. With seating flexibility up to 12 and a transcontinental range of 3,460 nm, demand among fractional operators and corporate buyers emphasizes speed and climb performance. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe reflect the costs associated with older avionics suites like the Honeywell Primus 2000 and ongoing engine support for the AE3007C series, factors that influence refurbishment and upgrade choices during ownership transitions.