The Cessna Citation X is a long range medium business jet aircraft. The X is the fastest operative civilian jet with a top speed of

The highly successful Citation Jet was developed as a replacement for the Citation and Citation I. Cessna announced the Citation Jet at the annual NBAA

The Sovereign is a new aircraft that combines a slightly modified Citation X cabin, with a brand new wing. Cessna thought about designing an all

Cessna announced it was developing stretched version of the Citation II in 1987. This aircraft would be named the Citation V. The Citation V is

Citation V – After stretching the Citation I to make the II, Cessna decided to increase the size of the cabin again, stretching the fuselage

Instead of a Citation IV, Cessna focused their attention on developing two other versions of the III simultaneously. The first of these, the Citation VI,

The CJ2 is a CJ1 with almost a three-foot stretch to the cabin length allowing standard seating for six. Like the CJ1 it features Collins

The Citation Encore is a Citation Ultra with upgraded Pratt & Whitney PW535 engines that produce 3,400 pounds of thrust each. This is an increase

The Cessna Citation Excel (Model 560XL) is a turbofan-powered small-to-medium sized business jet built by the Cessna Aircraft Company in Wichita, Kansas, USA. With the

The Citation II, Model 550, was a direct development from the Citation I. The earlier aircraft’s success in the market led Cessna to believe there

The Citation III was Cessna’s first entry into the medium jet market and was designed to supplement the much smaller Citation I and II. The

The Bravo is a stretched version of the Citation 500. The fuselage was extended 3 feet 9 inches to increase maximum seating capacity to 10.