Cessna Citation For Sale

Up to 9 passengers and a top speed of 444 miles an hour they can travel up to 1800 nautical miles. It’s ready to take you and your friends, family or associates anywhere needed.

This jet has been operating as a regional private carrier in south Florida. This jet has been well maintained and constant usage (not heavy) to keep it going. All logbooks, maintenance records and flight activity are organized and ready for viewing.

As we know, a jet not flying is a jet gathering problems and issues for any operator. We have not had that issue as we are one of the fastest growing private jet operators in the U.S. and look to expand our fleet with heavier mid-size jets.

If you are looking for a high-quality aircraft, and in the market for a light jet then contact us to move forward and purchase this aircraft.

The Citation S/II also known as a Super II, is a modification of Cessna’s best-selling business jet.  It carries more and goes faster than the jets before it, while still maintaining its reputation for simplicity and economy.

When it was released, everyone else in the industry was trying to outdo each other by making the heaviest & most complicated jet to fly.  The Citation II bucked all trends with its simple systems and manufacturing techniques while dramatically reducing operating and purchase costs.  Its focus on simplicity and economy was so effective in the air it changed the way jets were designed and created new trends all over the private jet industry.

The Citation S/II can carry eight passengers up to 1900 miles and has a max cruise speed of 404 knots.  Its two Pratt & Whitney JT15D-4B high-bypass fan engines provide 2,500 pounds of thrust each on takeoff, a jump up from the Citation II’s engines.  The S/II climbs to cruise altitude at 3,000 feet per minute and has a maximum service ceiling of 43,000 feet.

The Citation S/II is favored for its straightforward design.  This feature is best enjoyed in the cockpit, which has an intuitive, logical layout that makes flying easier.  With a 340-degree cockpit visibility, it has simple controls for vital systems like fuel and de-icing.  The Citation S/II can be flown by a single pilot, which reduces travel/operating costs.

The Citation S/II has very good handling characteristics, due largely to its engineers’ decision to use the straight wing design.  Not only does this make the jet less susceptible to Dutch rolls caused by strong wind gusts, but it also increases the ratio of lift per increment of angle-of-attack. This makes for effortless takeoffs and landings.

Just because the Citation SII systems are simple does not mean they aren’t safe.   The Citation SII is certified under FAR part 25 airworthiness standards – standards that are mandatory for big airliners like the Boeing 747.

The Citation series was a positive change for the private jet industry.  It was so influential that the president of Cessna was awarded the Collier Trophy. This award recognizes major achievements in the advancement of aviation.