N750JT

This entry covers airframe N750JT, a 2009-built example of the model Cessna 750 Citation X with serial number 750-0302, manufactured by Cessna Aircraft Company (Textron Aviation). The aircraft is registered in the US and is operated by and on the books of NUCOR CORP, a corporation based in Charlotte, NC, US, which serves as the owner and primary operator/home base for corporate transport. Notable registry information confirms corporate ownership and a current market valuation listed at $5,500,000, reflecting the airframe’s age, equipment complement, and typical condition for late‑2000s long‑range business jets.

The airframe configuration supports a 12‑seat corporate interior intended for medium‑to‑long‑range business missions; the listed range of 3,460 nm and cruise speed of 528 kts position N750JT for transcontinental and limited intercontinental flights without frequent fuel stops. Operated from Charlotte, NC, US, the aircraft typically performs executive transport and corporate travel tasks consistent with owner requirements, with maintenance and scheduling managed under corporate aircraft program procedures. Cabin layout and specific avionics fit for this individual airframe are configured to corporate standards for a 2009 Citation X and are thus tailored to comfort and mission flexibility; maintenance considerations focus on engine FADEC systems and airframe items typical of the type and vintage.

The Cessna 750 Citation X family occupies the high‑speed, long‑range end of light‑to‑midsize business jets, emphasizing fast cruise and efficient transcontinental capability; this example, 750-0302, retains that performance profile with a service ceiling of 51,000 ft. Competing models in the segment include contemporary high‑speed business jets offering similar range but differing in operating costs and cabin volume. For buyers and corporate operators, resale and maintenance considerations for a 2009 Citation X like N750JT center on engine cycles on the AE 3007C1 powerplants, avionics upgrades if desired, and the aircraft’s market valuation at $5,500,000.