N80HB

This airframe, bearing tail number N80HB, is a 2010-built Cessna 525C CitationJet CJ4 with manufacturer's serial 525C0017. The jet was produced by Cessna Aircraft Company (Textron Aviation) and is recorded as owned by D-B AIR LLC, an LLC based in Export, PA, US, operating under a US registration. The airframe’s records reflect standard registry transfer to the named LLC and a market valuation estimated at $7,100,000, indicating a maintained condition consistent with contemporary CitationJet CJ4 examples of its vintage. No additional notable incidents or exceptional modifications are published for this specific serial.

The cabin of N80HB is fitted in a typical eight-passenger executive club layout with a forward divan, a four-place club grouping and two forward-facing seats, supporting single- or two-pilot operation. Avionics installed are the Collins Pro Line 21 suite, which is typical for CJ4 production aircraft and supports advanced flight management and situational awareness for regional business missions. Operational profiles for this airframe are consistent with light business jet charter and owner-operator missions across continental US ranges up to the published 2,165 nm, enabling transcontinental sector capability at cruise speeds near 451 kts. Routine maintenance considerations follow factory schedules for Williams FJ44-4A engines and CJ4 airframe/avionics programs, with the airframe value reflecting presumed compliance with those programs.

The Cessna 525C CitationJet CJ4 occupies the light-cabin, high-performance segment of the business jet market, offering long range and high cruise speed for its class. Competitors in this niche include other light-to-light-medium jets that balance runway performance, cabin comfort for eight passengers, and efficient twin-FJ44 propulsion. Buyers and charter operators typically seek CJ4s for point-to-point regional and transcontinental missions; resale considerations for serial 525C0017 include airframe age, avionics commonality such as the Collins Pro Line 21, engine status of the twin Williams FJ44-4A units, and the documented market value of $7,100,000.