N936QS

This entry documents airframe N936QS, a factory-built Cessna Citation Latitude 680A completed in 2023 with serial number 680A0365. The aircraft is held in co-ownership by CP AVIATION LLC c/o NetJets Sales Inc, based in Oklahoma City, OK, US, and is registered in the US. Notable registry actions include its recent 2023 build and placement into the NetJets-associated ownership structure; the airframe carries a current market valuation of $19,000,000 and is listed in executive configuration and operational condition consistent with new-build delivery.

Airframe N936QS is fitted with an executive cabin laid out in a typical 8–10 passenger club seating arrangement on a flat floor with a 6 ft cabin height, supporting short- to mid‑international missions and business shuttle roles. The onboard avionics suite is the Garmin G5000, providing integrated flight deck functionality, advanced situational awareness, and modern interface common to recent Citation Latitude deliveries. Operated from its Oklahoma City base under the NetJets-associated ownership structure, the aircraft is suited to high-utilization fractional or corporate flying profiles with range capability to cover transcontinental US hops and many international routes without fuel stops. Maintenance and operational considerations follow factory schedules for the PW306D1 powerplants and Garmin G5000 avionics, with the airframe’s new-build status reducing immediate heavy maintenance requirements.

The Cessna Citation Latitude 680A occupies a mid-cabin, light-intermediate business turbofan niche, offering a blend of transcontinental range and comfortable cabin volume for up to ten passengers. Competing models include similar mid-size business jets that prioritize cabin comfort and efficient mission economics; buyer and charter demand typically favors well-equipped, low-time examples like this 2023 airframe. Resale and maintenance factors are favorable given the new-build serial 680A0365, modern PW306D1 engines, and Garmin G5000 avionics, which support steady demand in fractional and charter markets.