N60EW - 1982 CESSNA CITATION ISP
Aircraft Summary
General
Year
1982
Manufacturer
CESSNA
Model
CITATION ISP
Serial Number
501-0319
Registration #
N60EW
Condition
Used
FlightRules
IFR
Based at
EDDN
Description
1982 Cessna Citation I/SP – VERY LOW TIME – 2,836 TT, rare low-utilization Citation I/SP
* Private Part 91 operation (no charter use)
* Major maintenance completed 2024–2025
*Fresh Phase 5 Inspection in Progress - 2026
* Maintained by EASA Part-145 & CAMO Facility in Cologne
* Garmin GTN-725 avionics
The Citation I/SP (Model 501) is certified for single-pilot operation, making it a highly attractive aircraft for owner-operators.
Inspections welcome. Worldwide ferry and export assistance available upon request.
Unaffected by the FAA's September 2026 single-pilot exemption revocations. FAA N-registered, with an establoshed EASA Part NCC operating framework and EASA-listed single pilot classification (SP HPA).
EU VAT paid – aircraft based in Europe
Airframe
Total Time
2833
Total Landings
2379
Engine Program
Engine Maintenance Program
Other
Engine 1
Engine 1 Manufacturer
PRATT & WHITNEY
Engine 1 Model
JT15D-1B
Engine 1 Time
2833
Engine 1 Time Since
SNEW
Engine 1 Notes
Engine Data Indicates eligibility for the FAA AAIP / SkyWay FLEX Program, subject to formal approval. Up to approx. 1,750 additional operating hours through the program, subject to aproval.
Engine 2
Engine 2 Manufacturer
PRATT & WHITNEY
Engine 2 Model
JT15D-1B
Engine 2 Time
2833
Engine 2 Time Since
SNEW
Engine 2 TBO
3000
Engine 2 Notes
•Both engines received routine/minor inspections in accordance with approved maintenance program
Avionics
Flight Deck Manufacturer
GARMIN
Avionics/Radios
IndependentVHFCOMradioinstalled
Conventional VHF NAV system installed
ModeSTransponder
ADS-BOutcompliant(perapprovedinstallationrecords)
IFR certified
Interior
Interior Notes
Capacity for 1-2 Pilots and up to 5 Passengers
Inspection Status
Inspection Status
Maintenance Highlights (2024–2025)
•Multiple scheduled phase inspections performed
•Fuel system items addressed during scheduled maintenance
•Cabin pressurization and environmental system components serviced
•Oxygen system components serviced
•ELT battery renewed; safety equipment inspected
Remarks
•Always hangared
•Clean and complete logbooks since new
•Aircraft condition reviewed and addressed during comprehensive 2024–2025 maintenance program
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