N82BD

This airframe, registered as N82BD, is a 2013-built example of the Cessna Citation M2 (Model 525A). The aircraft is owned by GW MATTHEWS AVIATION LLC, a corporate owner based in Dover, DE, US, and is registered in the US. The available record for this specific airframe identifies the corporate ownership and home-base location; other historic transfers or prior owners are not published. Condition and valuation detail specific to this airframe are not published beyond standard manufacturer specifications.

The cabin of this particular Citation M2 is configured in a typical six-place executive club arrangement with a belted lavatory and a forward refreshment center, reflecting a balance of passenger comfort and light-business mission utility. Avionics fit on the airframe is the Garmin G3000 integrated flight deck, supporting modern glass-cockpit operation and advanced situational awareness for single-pilot or two-pilot operations. With a 1,300 nm range and a high cruise speed of 404 knots, the aircraft is suited to short-to-medium range business missions, frequent point-to-point executive transport, and regional connectivity from its Dover, Delaware base. Maintenance considerations for this airframe will reflect twin Williams FJ44-1AP-21 propulsion, typical light-jet inspection intervals, and corporate ownership oversight, although no unique maintenance history is published for this tail number.

As a Model 525A Citation M2, this airframe combines light-jet performance—highlighted by a 41,000 ft ceiling, 404-knot cruise and a 1,300 nm range—with an executive six-seat cabin layout and Garmin G3000 avionics. Those performance and equipment characteristics define its niche for owners and operators seeking efficient, high-speed regional travel in a compact business-jet platform. Corporate ownership such as GW MATTHEWS AVIATION LLC is typical for this category and generally implies a mission profile centered on executive transport and charter flexibility; resale and maintenance considerations for the airframe will align with established support of the M2 family and Williams FJ44-series engines.