N818BF

The airframe bearing tail number N818BF is a 1995-built Cessna 560 Citation V, constructor serial number 560-0317, registered in the US. The airframe is owned by STARLIGHT AVIATION LLC, an LLC based in Harvey, LA, US, and operates out of that locale as its principal operator base. Current registry information and valuation place this specific airframe at an estimated market value of $1,837,500, reflecting its mid‑1990s build vintage and configuration. Maintenance and operational records for this serial are retained under the owner’s corporate file; no additional historic ownership transfers are published in the supplied data.

This individual Citation V is configured to accommodate 11 seats, consistent with the model’s typical executive and small charter layouts; the seating count suggests a mixed passenger/cargo flexibility appropriate for short to medium business missions. Based in Harvey, LA, the airframe is suitable for regional and cross‑country runs within its published 1,960 nm range and for operations requiring fast cruise speeds up to 430 kts and high‑altitude routings to 45,000 ft. Avionics fit, specific cabin appointments and interior condition are not published in the supplied data; operational considerations for this airframe center on age‑related maintenance programmes typical of 1995‑built Citation Vs and adherence to Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D‑5 service requirements.

As a member of the Citation V family, this airframe occupies the light business jet niche offering performance suitable for owner/operators and small charter firms that value speed and transcontinental capability within light‑jet economics. Competing types in its market segment typically include other late‑1980s to mid‑1990s light jets; prospective buyers and charter operators consider engine program status, airframe hours, and refurbishment history when assessing resale. The indicated valuation of $1,837,500 reflects the intersection of vintage, capability, and ongoing maintenance burdens associated with older Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D‑powered airframes.