N726HA - 1980 CESSNA CITATION II




    Aircraft Summary


    General

    Year
    1980
    Manufacturer
    CESSNA
    Model
    CITATION II
    Condition
    Used
    Registration #
    N726HA
    Description
    Best value, rare 11 seat, long 2300mi range, Garmin updated, good engine times, excellent maintenance history! Best Citation 550 you can buy for the price. (Please watch the video, my videos are considered the best aircraft reviews with almost 2 million views of my channel.) Lots of time left on both engines, nice paint and luxury interior, hard to find 11 seat arrangement, belted lavatory seat with privacy curtain, Gross weight upgrade allows higher 6450lb payload. Long range of 2300 miles. All major 1-5 phase inspections recently completed, maintained to strict FAA supervised Part 135 standards. Professionally flown. Garmin avionics upgrade, LED lights. Freon AC upgrade and speed brakes. It's rare to find all these in a Citation below one million since most aircraft for sale in this range have expensive maintenance coming due or low engine times remaining. I've flown this plane close to the ceiling and it's very economical. Using only 650 to 800 lbs at altitude. Please watch the full detailed video including the flight, performance, comparison and especially the 12 most important facts buyers need to consider when buying a jet. You can find it in the tab labeled 'Video' above the photos or on our website. History: The previous owner had the plane for decades. Hangar kept and professionally flown with FAA supervised and trained pilots. No factor but I like to mention that 37 years ago it had a minor ground incident on the ramp. It was repaired by the Cessna factory. I didn't have any concern about it because it was very long ago and when the Cessna factory did the repair they made it to better than original quality with newer parts. Pilots: CE500 type rating covers 11 different models, the largest pool of qualified pilots available. Great Jet for a lower price. I can arrange inspection, send you digital logs, CAMP reports to see maintenance and upcoming items and can arrange transport after the purchase. Also help to get a very good insurance rate. Please watch the video, my videos are considered the best review videos; with almost 2 million views of my YouTube channel. You can find it in the tab labeled 'Video' above the photos or on our website.

    Airframe

    Total Time
    12270
    Airframe Notes
    Useful Load: 6455 lbs Performance: Citation II cruises just under 400 knots; maximum operating speed of Mach 0.7. Can carry up to 11. Max range of 2000nm. Ceiling of 43,000ft. Landing roll only 3000 and take off roll about 3000-3400ft so you can operate on shorter runways. The engines have 5000 lbs of thrust, climb rate over 3000ft/min and even a single engine can climb at 1000ft/min, flight into known icing certified, certified and equipped to fly RVSM altitudes. One of the highest production lines. Solid, reliable airplane. Great design and success of these models means they continue the Citation production still today.

    Engine Program

    Engine Maintenance Program
    Other

    Engine 1

    Engine 1 Manufacturer
    PRATT & WHITNEY
    Engine 1 Model
    JT15D-4
    Engine 1 Time
    2488
    Engine 1 Time Since
    SNEW
    Engine 1 Time Since HSI/MPI/Mid-Life
    1002
    Engine 1 Notes
    That's a lot for a jet since it takes only 8 hours to fly across the continent. One engine is almost new, only 2488 hours since new which is very rare and a great advantage. Price adjusted value for a new engine would be around a million dollars today. JT15D-4 medium bypass engine for balanced power and economy. A reputation of robust reliability. Both engines have upgraded, on condition blades to reduce cost and labor time. I prefer without thrust reversers. It reduces maintenance cost and expenses and adds 300-400lbs of useful load. Even without speed brakes or heavy braking the plane can land on shorter runways. Good availability, you can exchange the engines when time for overhaul, which is low cost and faster.

    Engine 2

    Engine 2 Manufacturer
    PRATT & WHITNEY
    Engine 2 Model
    JT15D-4
    Engine 2 Time
    2476
    Engine 2 Time Since
    SMOH
    Engine 2 Time Since HSI/MPI/Mid-Life
    875

    Avionics

    Avionics/Radios
    Collins RMIs dual Collins VHR-20 Coms dual Collins VHR-30 Navs dual Garmin 335R Transponder Garmin 345R Transponder ADS-B In & Out Garmin GAD 42 Garmin GTN 725 GPS Sperry AA-300 radar altimeter with additional copilot indicator Sperry SPZ-500 5” FD/AP

    Additional Equipment

    Additional Equipment
    64 Cu. Ft. Oxygen Angle of attack indicator Branson weight increase 14,500lb GTOW Dual Rosin sun visors Keith Freon air conditioner Lead acid battery STC LED wing lights Speed brakes Sweep-On O2 masks with microphones

    Exterior

    Exterior Notes
    Nice looking airplane with newer paint theme in good condition. Kept in a climate controlled hangar. LED lights upgrade cost $5000-6000 but helps to save frequent bulb burn out and 24hr wait time before flight (see the video). Almost new tires and good brakes. Full FIKI equipment. Baggage Capacity: 2 exterior baggage compartments. The rear has 73-77 cubic feet of space and 500 lbs capacity. The front nose has 15.6 cu ft of space and 350lbs capacity. Internally there is another 300lbs capacity totaling 1150lbs.

    Interior

    Interior Notes
    Larger cabin for this class of jet. 278 cubic feet of space. Beautiful interior, rare 9 passenger arrangement; with pilots you can carry 11. Light color two tone seats with adjustments. Foldable tables, windows with shades. Interior panels in excellent condition. Center seats have storage between them. Plenty of legroom. Quiet and comfortable. Each seat has adjustable vents and lights. Upgraded electric Keith air conditioning for comfort can also run on the ground without engines running. Video has details. You can find it in the tab labeled 'Video' above the photos or on our website.

    Inspection Status

    Inspection Status
    If I had the option, I would always prefer Part 135 maintained airplanes like this one. Maintained to Part 135 standards which are much stricter than 91. It is FAA supervised maintenance. I recently had an inspection with 3 FAA Inspectors going through all logs and aircraft. Phases 1-5 done mid-2025.


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