Citation X - Launched in 1996, the Citation X (for the roman numeral number 10) was the fastest civilian private jet, cruising at mach 0.92, until the Gulfstream G650 broke that record lately.
But Cessna is decided to win its title back, after announcing the new Citation TEN launch at NBAA 2011.

Easily recognizable with its profiled wing and winglets as well as its 2 oversized turbo fans, the Citation X is Cessna's flagship jet aircraft.

With a maximum range of 5600 km, the Citation X allows direct flights from Dubai to Nice for example, at nearly supersonic speeds.
The cabin typically sits 8 passengers in a double club 4 configuration. In flight entertainment systems are standard, as well as fully equipped front galley and rear lavatory.

Citation Sovereign - Launched in 2004, the Sovereign changed the midsize jet market. Offering an extra large cabin (40% larger than the Learjet 60), it offers a very good option for groups up to 9 passengers, wanting to travel on medium haul flights in extreme comfort.

With its stand up cabin offering a height of 1.73 meters, an aft lavatory and a full front galley, the Sovereign offers all the comfort and luxury of a super midsize jet at a great value for money.

Identifiable thanks to its mid-set swept tail and its straight wings, the Sovereign is a good option for flights up to 5 hours.

Citation XLS / XLS+ - Launched in 2008, the XLS+ is the evolution of the XLS and the Excel. Designed to travel at 817 km/h with a range of 3,500 km, and land on short runways, the XLS+ is a great option for short haul flights.

With a cabin height comparable to the Sovereign (1.73m), but shorter (5.60m), it can sit 6 passengers on individual seats, with a sofa for an additional two passengers in front of the door.

Citation Bravo -

Launched on the private jet market in 1997, the Bravo replaces the Citation II models. Its production ended in 2006, but more than 300 aircraft are still in operation.

The bravo has an 4.8m long cabin, sitting 8 passengers in a double club 4 layout. The aircraft is equipped with a small lavatory at the rear. Due to its 1.47m cabin height, the aircraft is comfortable for short haul flights.

Thanks to its PW530A Pratt and Whitney turbo fans, the Bravo is certified for steep approach and can access London City, Lugano or Seyer Airport easily. The fuel consumption has been optimized compared to older models.

Citation CJ1+ -

Launched in 2006, the CJ1+ is an evolution of the CJ1, delivered between 1998 and 2006. The production of the CJ1+ ended in September 2011, as the Citation M2 was revealed at NBAA 2011.

The "plus" improvement focus on better performances, with an increased cruise speed, climb rate, and take off capabilities.

The CJ1+ is a comfortable 4 seater, with a small toilet situated at the aft, and a forward bench sitting a child facing the door.

This private jet is well suited for short haul flights up to 3 hours.

Citation CJ2+ - Certified in 2006, the CJ2+ light jet evolved from CitationJet series launched in 1989.

Offering 80cm more cabin length (4.15m instead of 3.35m) than the CJ1, it can sit up to 6 passengers in good comfort. The typical configuration is a club 4 with 2 extra seats at the aft.
The Citation is also equipped with an aft lavatory and a small front galley.

With a 3 hours flight time range, it can perform short haul flights from Cannes to London or from Sion to Prague for example.

Citation CJ3 - Launched in 2004, the CJ3 is an extended version of the CJ2+. Offering a 4.60m long cabin, it offers a comfortable alternative.

Replacing the Citation Bravo, this Light jet offers a good cabin space for 6 passengers, with a club-4 and an extra 2 rear seats configuration. A small aft lavatory is also standard.

With a cruise speed of 775km/h, it is a very popular choice for intra European flights.

Citation CJ4 - Launched in 2010, the CJ4 is the flagship of the CJ jet fleet. The first deliveries just started on the European private jet market but customers are already convinced.

With an enhanced cabin (5.3m long), the CJ4 offers the widest cabin. It can sit up to 8 passengers and the cabin is usually configured with a forward bench sitting 2, a club 4 and an extra 2 aft seats.

Its performances make it one of the best light jet on the market with a cruise speed of 840km/h and a range of 3,700 km.

Thanks to its capabilities, the CJ4 can perform direct flights from Malaga to Glasgow in 2h45 or from Milan to Amman in 3h30.

Citation Encore+ - The Encore+ replaced the Encore in 2006. This aircraft is the last of the 560 Serie that began with the Citation V in 1989.
Due to the launch of the CJ4, the Encore production was stopped by the end of 2008.

The Encore sits up to 7 passengers, in various configurations. The most common is a club 4, 2 aft seats and a rear facing front seat.
The Encore was the largest private jet of the Citation straight wing series.

Citation Mustang - Launched in 2005, the Citation Mustang was the first Very Light Jet introduced on the market.
Since 2005, 350 have been delivered, showing the popularity of the very light jet market.

The Mustang offers a comfortable cabin for up to 4 passengers. There is no toilet in the aircraft.
It offers good value for money and is often cheaper than turbo-propeller aircraft. It is perfectly suited for intra-European short haul flights, same day return business flights and for weekend excursions.

With a maximum flight time of 3 hours (one passenger), the Mustang allows direct flights from Paris to Ibiza, London to Cannes, or Geneva to Berlin.