N770LE

This article covers the individual airframe bearing tail number N770LE, a factory-built Cessna 525C CitationJet 4 (Citation CJ4) delivered in 2012 with serial number 525C0095. The airframe is registered to EJ LEASING LLC and is held by the corporate owner EJ LEASING LLC of Fargo, ND, US on a United States registration (US). Public records specific to notable registry actions, valuation, or condition history beyond the owner and basic build data are not published.

Configured in the typical Citation CJ4 executive arrangement, this airframe would normally carry an eight-passenger executive cabin with a forward galley, club seating and a belted aft lav, although the specific fitment for N770LE is not published. Avionics installations on earlier CJ4 builds commonly include the Collins Pro Line 21 suite, which is the typical avionics fit referenced for this airframe. With a 2,165 nm range, a cruise around 451 knots and a 45,000 ft ceiling, the aircraft is suited to medium-range business missions and point-to-point charter or corporate operations out of its owner’s base in Fargo, ND, US. Maintenance considerations for this tail number are consistent with the Williams FJ44-4A turbofan maintenance and inspection regimes typical for CJ4 operators; specific maintenance records for N770LE are not published.

The Cessna 525C CitationJet 4 (Citation CJ4) serves the light/business jet niche that balances higher cruise speed, transregional range and a relatively spacious cabin for its class. With two Williams FJ44-4A engines and performance figures such as a 451-knot cruise and 2,165 nm range, the model competes with other light-to-light-medium business jets that prioritize speed and efficient short-to-medium stage lengths. Buyer and charter demand is typically driven by operators seeking quick city-pair performance and lower operating costs versus larger-cabin types. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe follow standard CJ4 practices—engine and avionics lifecycle management and cabin refurbishment decisions influence marketability, though specific condition or valuation data for N770LE has not been published.