N976QS

N976QS is a Cessna 680A Citation Latitude, serial 680A0432, operated in NetJets' fleet and wearing NetJets livery. The airframe is a current-production 680A-series Latitude delivered in 2025 and used in fractional/charter rotations across the U.S.; recorded Mode-S/ADS‑B hex AD9B5E and NetJets as operator.

Configured in a 8–9 passenger executive layout typical of NetJets Latitudes, N976QS is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW306D1 turbofan engines (5,907 lbf each) and equipped with the Garmin G5000 integrated flight deck; the airframe is optimized for regional transcontinental missions (mid‑size, high‑utilization fractional operations). Typical mission profiles include same‑day coast‑to‑coast legs, business city pairs and point‑to‑point regional hops where fast climb and short‑field performance are advantageous.

The Citation Latitude (680A) sits in the mid‑/super‑mid market as a flat‑floor, stand‑up cabin twin designed to compete on field performance, cabin comfort and operating economy; published max cruise is ~446 ktas, service ceiling 45,000 ft and range ~2,700 nm (typical 4‑passenger mission). The Latitude's second‑hand market has been relatively tight through 2024–2025 with typical asking/sold prices for recent models in the mid‑teens (USD) and OEM/new list pricing published near the high teens; Latitudes are popular for fractional operators and corporate fleets for their combination of cabin comfort and runway performance. Recent spotting and movement records (photos and ADS‑B traces) show N976QS active across U.S. regional and cross‑country rotations.