N975TX

N975TX is a 2002 Cessna 750 Citation X, MSN 750-0175, currently registered in the United States and listed to WHEELS UP PARTNERS LLC. The airframe has been photographed and tracked under several registrations over its life and shows the visual paint cues of earlier NetJets service.

This airframe is a two‑engine, executive layout Citation X typically outfitted for 8–12 passengers with a forward galley and large external baggage; avionics fit commonly installed on early Citation X airframes is Honeywell Primus‑series equipment. The Citation X family uses twin AE3007-series turbofan engines and is operated on high‑speed, long‑range missions such as trans‑U.S. hops and high‑speed point‑to‑point charters. Recent operator/registry records show Wheels Up (WHEELS UP PARTNERS LLC) as registrant and a current FAA/registry action in early 2025.

The Cessna Citation X (Cessna 750) is the high‑speed super‑midsize business jet in the Citation family, designed for fast cruise (long‑range cruise in the Mach 0.80–0.83 band and high‑speed capability approaching Mach 0.92–0.935) and a certified ceiling of 51,000 ft, making it popular with operators who value speed over cabin size. The model has a long production run (1996–2012/variants) and a competitive position against earlier Challengers and Falcons where speed is the priority; typical equipped market values for Citation X airframes trend in the low‑to‑mid tens of millions depending on year and condition. N975TX has multiple public photos and spot records and was reported removed from a Part‑135 operator list during fleet changes in 2024.