N882RB

This entry covers airframe N882RB, a Cessna business jet registered in the United States with serial number S550-0075. The build year is Not published; the airframe is recorded as owned by GAINESVILLE AIRCRAFT SALES INC, a corporate owner based in Gainesville, FL, US. Operator and home-base activity beyond corporate ownership is Not published. Notable registry actions and public valuation or condition highlights are Not published.

The cabin for this airframe corresponds to the executive 6–8 place typical layout with a forward galley and an enclosed lavatory, though exact fitment may vary by completion or refurbishment; the manifested seating count for this airframe is 8. Specific avionics fit and recent interior completion or refurbishment records are Not published, so systems fit should be confirmed from the aircraft log and equipment list when evaluating operational readiness. Typical mission profiles for a Cessna 550 Citation II like N882RB include short-to-medium twinjet executive transport, priority business trips, and on-demand charter routes within its near-2,000 nm range and high-cruise speed capability. As operated by a corporate owner in Gainesville, FL, US, local use likely centers on regional U.S. operations; scheduled maintenance considerations include lifecycle and shop visit planning for the JT15D-4B turbofan engines and airframe-specific inspections per manufacturer and regulator guidance.

The airframe is a member of the Cessna 550 Citation II (S/II) family, a fixed-wing multi-engine business jet produced by Cessna (Textron Aviation) occupying the light-to-midsize turbofan niche. With a cruise speed of 403 kts, a ceiling of 43,000 ft, and a range of 1,998 nm, it competes historically with light-cabin jets offering efficient short- to medium-haul business transport. Buyer and charter demand for this type commonly emphasizes operating economics, interior condition, and engine maintenance status; owners and buyers should weigh JT15D engine shop visit cycles and completion variability when assessing resale value and operational availability.