N794PF

The airframe bearing tail number N794PF is a 2007-built example of the Cessna 525 Citation CJ1+, serial number 525-0649, manufactured by Cessna (Textron Aviation). The provided data set confirms U.S. registration and places an estimated market value at $1,700,000, while specific condition reporting is not published in the supplied information. Detailed ownership timeline, operator identity and home base are not published in the available data; likewise, notable registry actions such as import/export, lease events or major incident history are not published. This write-up therefore focuses on the airframe’s factory specifications, typical fit and market placement as derived from the given characteristics.

The airframe is described as fitted in a light‑cabin executive layout with common club/club and belted lavatory arrangements; the documentation notes that 5–8 pax layouts common, with this airframe’s seat count listed as 8. Avionics are reported as a typical CJ1+ installation of Collins Pro Line 21, supporting regional business missions and single-pilot or two-pilot operations depending on operator procedures. With a cruise speed near 389 kts and a range of 1,300 nm, the aircraft is well suited to short-to-medium stage regional hops, point-to-point corporate flights and on-demand charter sectors from U.S. basing. Specific maintenance status, supplemental equipment or unique cabin amenities for this serial are not published in the provided data.

As a member of the Cessna Citation light-jet family, the Cessna 525 Citation CJ1+ occupies a performance niche between very light jets and midsize light-cabin business jets, offering trans-regional capability with relatively low operating cost. Competing models in the same mission set typically include early Phenom 100/300 variants and Eclipse/Light-Jet class types; buyer and charter demand for well‑equipped CJ1+ airframes often focuses on economy of ownership and availability of parts for the Williams FJ44 series. Given the listed ceiling of 41,000 ft, cruise of 389 kts and twin FJ44-1AP engines, resale and maintenance considerations center on engine time, avionics configuration (here, Collins Pro Line 21) and interior condition, factors that directly influence realizable market value near the reported $1,700,000.