N992DB

This airframe, registered N992DB, is a 2019-built Cessna Citation CJ4 (525C) with serial number 525C0314. It is operated by and owned by ROCKETMAN LLC, a corporate owner based in Grants Pass, OR, US, and is registered in the US. The airframe reflects a late-model Citation CJ4 specification with contemporary avionics and cabin management systems; valuation estimates place the type example of this configuration at approximately $8,000,000. No public record of prior owners or notable registry actions is provided beyond its current corporate registration.

The cabin for N992DB is described as a typical corporate layout featuring two cockpit seats, club seating, and forward/rear single seats; the documented fit is a typical 6–8 passenger executive arrangement with accommodation up to 10–11 maximum seating possible. Avionics equipment is listed as the Collins Pro Line 21 suite (typical) complemented by Rockwell Collins Venue cabin management, aligning the aircraft with executive transport missions emphasizing passenger comfort and integrated cabin control. Operational use for this specific airframe would commonly include short- to mid-range corporate travel within its 2,170 nm range at cruise speeds near 451 kts, operating from the owner’s base in Grants Pass, OR. Maintenance and cabin support considerations for this example would follow CJ4-type scheduled maintenance and avionics/cabin system support consistent with the installed Collins and Rockwell Collins systems.

As a Cessna Citation CJ4 (525C) example manufactured by Textron Aviation Inc in 2019, this airframe occupies the light/entry-level business jet sector for operators seeking transregional capability, higher cruise speeds, and midlevel cabin comfort. The combination of two Williams FJ44-4A engines, a 45,000 ft service ceiling and a 2,170 nm range positions the type for corporate point-to-point missions and on-demand charter profiles. From an ownership and resale perspective, the late-build year and typical avionics/cabin fit support continued marketability, while maintenance, parts support and configuration (up to 11 seats) are key considerations for operators and prospective buyers.