N907DF

This airframe, registered as N907DF, is a 1987-built Cessna 650 Citation III with serial number 650-0120. The aircraft is recorded as owned by Summit View Aviation Llc (a corporation based in Aurora, OR, US) and is registered in the United States. No prior ownership transfers or notable registry actions beyond current corporate ownership are published in the supplied data. The airframe’s recorded market value is $1,000,000, reflecting an aging but capable large-cabin super-midsize business jet in continued service under corporate control.

The cabin for this airframe conforms to the typical Citation III executive arrangement, described as a 6–9 place executive layout (stand-up cabin) with fully enclosed lavatory in many examples, and in this example it is noted as configured for up to 11 seats in various service roles. Avionics originally fitted for the model include Honeywell SPZ-650 / Collins Pro Line II (typical original fit; retrofit options vary), though retrofit status for this specific tail is not published. Typical missions for this aircraft type and configuration include medium-range corporate transport and on-demand charter work over routes consistent with its 2,038 nm range and high cruise speed of 472 kts. Based at the owner’s location in Aurora, OR, US, operational considerations for this airframe would include aging-system inspections and potential avionics modernization to maintain charter and regulatory competitiveness.

The Cessna 650 Citation III occupies the performance niche of late-1980s large-cabin, long-range business jets, offering high cruise speed and a 51,000 ft service ceiling. Competing models of the era include other super-midsize jets where buyers prioritize speed and cabin comfort over newer-generation efficiency. Demand for older Citation IIIs in the used market is typically driven by price-conscious corporate buyers or operators seeking a high-performance platform for retrofit; the listed value of $1,000,000 implies consideration of maintenance, avionics upgrades, and component life limits in resale and operational budgeting.