N750ML

This airframe, registered as N750ML, is a 1994-built Cessna 560 Citation V with serial number 560-0247. The manufacturer's designation is Cessna (Textron Aviation Inc.), and the airframe is registered in the United States and owned by the corporation LINCOLN INDUSTRIES INC, based in Lincoln, NE, US. The installation and certification history reflect a typical mid-1990s Citation V lifecycle, and its reported market valuation stands at $1,170,000, indicating a mature airframe value for the type and year. No other operators or transfers are recorded in the supplied data; registry status is U.S.-based and the aircraft is configured for corporate or charter use under its listed owner.

The airframe is configured to carry up to 11 occupants, reflecting common corporate interior arrangements for the Citation V series with a typical club seating or forward-facing executive layout. While specific avionics fit and interior finish for this serial are not provided, the Citation V platform is generally employed on short- to medium-range missions; for N750ML that profile would encompass regional business travel within its approximately 1,960 nm range at cruise speeds near 430 kts. Based in Lincoln, NE, US under LINCOLN INDUSTRIES INC, typical operations would include point-to-point corporate hops and charter flights where runway performance and access to smaller regional fields are required. Maintenance considerations for this airframe align with the JT15D-5 engine type and the 1994 build year, requiring attention to aging-airframe systems and prudent component life-cycle management.

The Cessna 560 Citation V occupies the light-medium business jet niche, offering transcontinental short-range capability and single-pilot operation in many configurations. Competing models in its era include other light-to-midsize jets with similar payload-range trade-offs; resale demand for 1990s Citation Vs typically centers on owner-operators and charter operators seeking affordable speed and runway performance. Engine commonality with the JT15D-5 supports an established maintenance network, but the aircraft’s 1994 vintage and the reported valuation of $1,170,000 reflect depreciation, potential avionics upgrade needs, and ongoing maintenance considerations that influence buyer and charter demand.