N80AB

This airframe, registered as N80AB, is a 1992-built Cessna 560 Citation V with serial number 560-0169. It is owned by 80AB GROUP LLC, a corporation based in Wichita Falls, Texas, and is registered in the United States. The airframe's known registry entries identify continued corporate ownership with no published transfers beyond the current owner; its market valuation is estimated at $1,100,000, reflecting typical mid-life pricing for Citation Vs of this vintage. The aircraft's configuration and certification history support a mixed executive/passenger role, consistent with its maintained valuation and operational base.

The cabin of this specific Citation V follows the typical factory layout: a four-place club plus three forward chairs and a belted lavatory; common executive fits seat seven to eight passengers while the aircraft is certified for a maximum of 11 occupants when including a belted lavatory passenger. Typical mission profiles for this airframe include medium-range corporate or charter hops up to approximately 1,960 nm at high-speed cruise near 430 kts and operations to higher-altitude airports supported by a 45,000 ft ceiling. Based in Wichita Falls under corporate ownership, the aircraft is suited to regional connectivity across the central and southern United States. Maintenance considerations for this airframe reflect Pratt & Whitney JT15D engine support and the airframe's 1992 vintage, factors that influence inspection intervals, component overhauls, and resale condition.

The Cessna 560 Citation V occupies a mid-size light-to-midsize business jet niche, offering transcontinental capability for short to medium sectors when balanced against operating cost. Competing models from the same era include light-cabin jets that emphasize speed and runway performance rather than ultra-long-range capability; the Citation V's cruise of 430 kts and 1,960 nm range position it for owners seeking regional efficiency. Buyer and charter demand for 1990s Citation Vs tends to be price-sensitive, with maintenance history, avionics updates, and engine time heavily affecting resale value—factors reflected in the aircraft’s estimated value of $1,100,000.