N913TF

This article covers airframe N913TF, a factory-built Cessna Citation XLS Gen2 (560XL) constructed in 2022 with serial number 560-6336. The jet is registered in the United States and is owned by the partnership TOSH FARMS based in Henry, TN, US; the registration and ownership indicate operation primarily from that locality. The airframe is equipped to contemporary executive standards and carried a market value reported at $15,400,000 at the time of the last valuation. Acquisition by the named partnership and U.S. registration are the primary notable registry actions recorded for this specific airframe.

This airframe is configured for the Citation XLS Gen2 program with a cabin that supports a typical executive club layout where 8–9 seats is common and optional layouts expand capacity up to 11–13 pax; the aircraft documentation lists 13 as a certified seating capacity. The Gen2 cabin enhancements include USB charging at each seat, wireless cabin-management systems, and redesigned seating attributed to the model upgrade cycle. Flightdeck avionics are provided by Collins Aerospace Pro Line 21, supporting typical business-aviation mission profiles such as short-to-medium regional trips and on-demand charter operations out of its home base in Henry, TN, US. Maintenance considerations for this airframe center on the twin P&W Canada PW545C engines and standard Textron Aviation support pathways.

Within the XLS Gen2 iteration, this airframe combines a cruise speed of 441 kts, a maximum operating ceiling of 45,000 ft, and a range of 1,940 nm to occupy a mid-size executive transport niche. The choice of the PW545C powerplant and the Pro Line 21 avionics reflect a balance of performance and avionics capability sought by owner-operators and charter operators. Market and resale considerations for this specific serial include its recent build year (2022), factory Gen2 cabin features, and the reported valuation of $15,400,000, which together influence demand and lifecycle maintenance planning for prospective buyers or operators.