Imagine gliding through the skies at almost Mach 0.94 – that’s the Cessna Citation X+, the game-changer in business aviation. This speedster is the fastest civilian aircraft out there, zooming…

Picture yourself hurtling through the stratosphere at near-supersonic speeds while sprawled on a full-flat seat, champagne flute secure on your walnut table. That's the Cessna Citation X Elite experience -…

The Citation XLS is technically a mid-sized jet – its cabin length is 18.7 feet and it can fly up to 1,961 miles (1,704 nautical miles); however, it can also…

The mid-sized Citation XLS derived from the Citation Excel, but could go faster and further. The Citation XLS+ is an improved version of the already successful Citation XLS, featuring better…

Picture this: Speeding at almost 365 km/h through the clouds in a light twin that became a standard bearer of performance in the aviation industry, the Cessna T303 Crusader is…

It was developed as an improved version of the CJ1 with the ability to fly faster plus a 100 pound gross weight increase allowing it to carry more payload over…

When Cessna redesigned their popular CJ1 private jet, known for its low operating costs and high performance, the result was the CJ2: bigger, faster, and better. The cabin stretched an…

It was based on the CJ 2. The plane rises more quickly, cruising flight speed and range have increased, lifting to 13,716 m (45,000 ft) takes only 28 minutes -…

Cessna Citation CJ3 was produced since December 2004 by Cessna Aircraft on a common production line with CJ1 +, CJ2 +, in Wichita Kansas. Collins Pro Line 21 advanced navigation…

Like all Cessnas, the CJ4 is a workhorse aircraft. It will reliably carry up to ten passengers on shorter flights – exactly what is expected of a light jet. The…