N935PF

This article covers airframe N935PF, a factory-built Cessna 560XL Citation XLS+ completed in 2020 with serial number 560-6293. The airframe is owned by Pentagon Federal Credit Union, a corporation based in McLean, VA, and is registered in the US; no prior ownership timeline is published. Registry records list standard corporate ownership and the airframe is valued at $11,595,000, reflecting recent-market pricing for late-model midsize business jets of this type. Classified as a fixed-wing multi-engine aircraft, the airframe retains manufacturer specifications and is commonly operated from corporate or charter bases consistent with its owner’s location.

The configuration for N935PF carries up to 13 seats, matching typical Citation XLS+ cabin layouts optimized for mixed passenger and light-cargo corporate missions; specific interior fitment and exact seat map for this airframe are not published. Avionics and systems conform to the Citation XLS+ standard factory delivery, supported by the twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW545C engines that enable the aircraft’s cruise and range performance. Typical operations for this airframe are corporate transport and time-sensitive regional missions out of the owner’s base in McLean, VA, with range permitting non-stop flights across much of the continental US and into nearby international destinations. Maintenance considerations follow Textron Aviation support programs and OEM schedules for a 2020-build airframe of this model.

The Cessna 560XL Citation XLS+ occupies a midsize business-jet niche with a balance of cabin capacity, short-field performance, and operating economics; N935PF exemplifies a late-production example with modern engine fit and airframe systems. Competing models include other midsize jets that target corporate and charter operators seeking similar range and speed; the 441 kts cruise and 2,100 nm range position the type competitively for domestic and regional point-to-point missions. For buyers and operators, resale and maintenance considerations tie to the airframe’s 2020 build status, engine model PW545C support, and the documented corporate ownership by Pentagon Federal Credit Union, factors that influence valuation and marketability.