N720KG

This entry covers US-registered airframe N720KG, a 2019-built Cessna 525C Citation CJ4 with serial number 525C0311. The aircraft is registered to STONY POINT I LLC, an LLC based in Asheville, NC, US, which serves as its operator/home base for registry purposes. The airframe carries a typical factory avionics fit and has appeared in broker/used listings indicating configurable passenger arrangements; no public record of additional ownership transfers or major registry actions is published here. Condition and valuation notes are limited to broker listing descriptions showing varied interior fits and typical pre-owned CJ4 market considerations.

The cabin of N720KG follows the typical CJ4 club configuration, fitted with a 6–8 club seating layout, a forward refreshment center and a belted lavatory; broker/used listings show 7–10 passenger arrangements depending on owner fit. The aircraft is equipped with the Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite in the common CJ4 factory installation, including dual FMS, Collins VHF radios, Multi-Scan weather radar and Mode S transponders, supporting contemporary navigational and safety requirements. With a cruise speed of 451 kts and a maximum practical range of 2,165 nm, missions for this airframe are consistent with light business jet point-to-point charters and corporate travel from its Asheville, NC base. No unique maintenance events are published for this specific serial in the supplied data.

The Cessna 525C Citation CJ4 occupies the light business jet niche for high-speed regional missions, combining a 45,000 ft service ceiling with transcontinental-range capability near 2,165 nm at cruise speeds around 451 kts. Buyers and charter operators value CJ4 airframes for their cabin flexibility and factory avionics like Pro Line 21; consequently, pre-owned market listings often emphasize interior reconfiguration options (as seen with this airframe). Resale and maintenance considerations for this 2019 airframe include its relatively recent build year, modern avionics fit and twin Williams FJ44-4A powerplants, factors that typically influence demand and lifecycle support in the used light-jet market.