N91AP

This airframe, registered as N91AP, is a 1979-built Cessna 501 Citation I/SP with serial number 501-0117. It is owned by the corporation 91AP LLC and is recorded as based in Shreveport, LA, US, operating under a United States registration. The airframe has remained in civilian corporate ownership as indicated by the current registry record; no public record of other owners or major incident history is published for this specific serial. Condition and valuation notes beyond registry details are not published for this individual aircraft.

The airframe is the single-pilot certified I/SP variant, and while the type is typically fitted in an executive 5–8 place layout, the specific cabin configuration for this airframe is not published. As a single-pilot business jet with twin Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-1 engines, its mission profile is oriented toward short- to medium-range executive transport and time-sensitive corporate travel within its 1,328 nm range and at cruise speeds near 352 kts. The operator is recorded in Shreveport, LA, suggesting primary basing and maintenance activity in that region; no specialized cabin amenities or aftermarket modifications for this serial are publicly documented. Routine maintenance considerations for continued operation would center on airframe age — built in 1979 — and engine type serviceability, consistent with corporate operator practices.

The Cessna 501 Citation I/SP occupies a light, fixed-wing multi-engine business jet niche offering transregional capability with a 41,000 ft ceiling and efficient cruise performance. Buyer and charter demand for aircraft of this class tends to emphasize single-pilot certification, low crew costs, and executive interior flexibility; this airframe’s eight-seat capacity aligns with that market role. Maintenance and resale considerations for this particular serial include its vintage 1979 manufacture date and the ongoing support profile for the JT15D-1 powerplants, factors that prospective operators and brokers typically evaluate when assessing serviceability and valuation.