N967TA

This entry covers airframe N967TA, a Cessna 525C Citation CJ4 built by Cessna (Textron Aviation) in 2016 with serial number 525C-0222. The public record for ownership timeline and operator/home base is Not published, and there are no listed notable registry actions beyond standard U.S. registration (US). Broker specifications and market listings value the airframe at $7,750,000, indicating a late-model CJ4 in line with light-cabin midsize business jet pricing for 2016-built examples.

The aircraft is advertised with an 8-place executive layout (club seating plus forward/rear seats; standard CJ4 executive fit), matching typical single-pilot or two-pilot corporate configurations used for owner-flown or charter operations. Avionics listed on broker specifications include Collins Pro Line 21, dual Collins FMS-3000 / NAV-4500, Collins TSS traffic capability, and Honeywell MK VIII EGPWS, supporting IFR cross-country and high-density terminal operations. With a 2,165 nm range and 400 kt cruise, typical missions for this specific airframe would include transcontinental U.S. trips and frequent regional charters; maintenance planning should account for CJ4-specific systems and the Williams FJ44-4A engine shop visit cycles as noted for the model. No additional unique cabin amenities or supplemental records were provided in the supplied data.

The Cessna 525C Citation CJ4 occupies the light-business-jet niche with extended range and higher cruise speed relative to earlier CJ-series models, appealing to owner-operators and charter operators seeking efficient transcontinental capability. Competing platforms in the segment include light to lower midsize jets offering similar payload-range trade-offs; resale values for a 2016 CJ4 such as N967TA at $7,750,000 reflect steady demand for well-equipped avionics and executive interiors. Prospective buyers or operators should consider typical CJ4 maintenance schedules, avionics upgrades lifecycle (Pro Line 21 support), and engine maintenance intervals for the Williams FJ44-4A when evaluating operating cost and resale timing.