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Cessna Citation Latitude
The Cessna Citation Latitude interior has large windows, 30 inches of legroom, a flat floor and a 6-foot-high cabin provide unrivaled comfort.
Explore detailsThe Cessna Citation Latitude is, according to Cessna, the number one best selling midsize business jet. Announced in 2011 at the NBAA convention, the first prototype flew three years later in 2014. One year later the Latitude received FAA certification. Deliveries started three months later. Featuring a cl...
The Latitude has a wealth of features inside to provide passengers with most comfortable and luxurious experience. Starting from the front and working backwards, the Latitude features a fully electric door. The electr...
The Latitude is powered by two rear mounted Pratt & Whitney Canada PW306D1 engines. Each engine is capable of producing up to 5,907 lbs of thrust each. Therefore, the Latitude is capable of taking off with a minimum r...
The cockpit of the Latitude is classic Cessna. Clean and sophisticated. Powered by Garmin G5000 avionics, the cockpit features four full-colour touchscreen displays. The primary flight displays (PFD) feature the Garmi...
The estimated charter cost for a Cessna Citation Latitude is $4,000 per flight hour. Naturally, prices will vary depending on availability, fuel prices, ground fees and more.
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Estimated reduction per added passenger: 46 NM
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Purchase Price
The list price for the Cessna Citation Latitude is $17.5 million to $18 million when typically equipped. When looking at pre-owned examples, 2016 to 2020 models typically go for between $10 to $18 million.
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Overview & History
The Cessna Citation Latitude is, according to Cessna, the number one best selling midsize business jet. Announced in 2011 at the NBAA convention, the first prototype flew three years later in 2014.
One year later the Latitude received FAA certification. Deliveries started three months later.
Featuring a clean sheet design, the Latitude possesses a stand-up circular fuselage with a fully flat floor. This same fuselage was kept for the Cessna Citation Longitude.
Consequently, the Latitude is able to accommodate up to nine passengers with plenty of space and comfort. Additionally, the interior can be equipped with high-speed internet access to keep you comfortable and connected.
Since the introduction in 2015, Cessna have delivered over 200 aircraft to customers.
Cessna Citation Latitude Performance
The Latitude is powered by two rear mounted Pratt & Whitney Canada PW306D1 engines. Each engine is capable of producing up to 5,907 lbs of thrust each.
Therefore, the Latitude is capable of taking off with a minimum runway length of 3,580 feet. Landing distance is just 2,480 feet.
When in the cruise, the aircraft can maintain a speed of 446 knots at a maximum altitude of 45,000 feet. With four passengers onboard the Latitude can travel 2,700 Nautical Miles (3,107 Miles / 5,000 KM) without needing to refuel.
The Latitude has a basic operating weight of 18,656 lbs with a useful load of 12,394 lbs. The Maximum Take Off Weight (MTOW) is 30,800 lbs.
Cessna Citation Latitude Interior
The Latitude has a wealth of features inside to provide passengers with most comfortable and luxurious experience. Starting from the front and working backwards, the Latitude features a fully electric door.
The electric door is large and easy to climb up. As a result, getting in and out of the aircraft is extremely easy.
Once inside the cabin you will find two seats facing you. These seats can be optionally replaced with a larger refreshment center.
However, a larger refreshment center will reduce the seating capacity of the aircraft. Having the refreshment center will enable passengers to enjoy a greater variety of hot and cold food, along with making food preparation easier.
The cabin measures 6 feet (1.83 meters) in height and 6 feet 5 inches (1.96 meters) in width. Seats boast an impressive 30 inches (76.2 cm) of legroom and are fully berthable.
Seats are fully articulating and allow for a customizable club configuration. A fully flat floor ensures easy navigation of the cabin.
Ten large, strategically placed windows throughout the cabin provide ample natural light and breathtaking views the world below.
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Cessna have provided passengers on the Latitude with the ability to stay connected during the flight. A state-of-the-art cabin management system allows customers to control the cabin from the comfort of their own seat.
Furthermore, the wireless cabin management comes as standard and allows for access to digital media, moving maps and satellite radio.
A low cabin altitude of just 5,950 feet ensures that passengers stay refreshed during flight. Additionally, a low cabin altitude helps to reduce the effects of jet lag and makes sure that you arrive at your destination feeling fresh.
The rear of the cabin features a spacious and customizable lavatory. According to Cessna, the rear lavatory is 60 percent larger than its closest competitor.
Cessna describe the lavatory as “exceptionally spacious”.
Located behind the lavatory is the baggage compartment. Capable of carrying up to 1,000 lbs of luggage, the baggage compartment has integrated steps for easy loading.
However, unlike other aircraft in its class, the luggage compartment is not accessible during flight.
Cockpit
The cockpit of the Latitude is classic Cessna. Clean and sophisticated.
Powered by Garmin G5000 avionics, the cockpit features four full-colour touchscreen displays. The primary flight displays (PFD) feature the Garmin SVT synthetic vision system.
Fully integrated auto throttles and the LinxUs on-board diagnostic system set a new standard in efficient operation.
Thanks to the similarity of the cockpit to the Sovereign+, pilots who are type-rated for the Sovereign+ are already type-rated for the Latitude.
Cessna Citation Latitude Charter Cost
The estimated charter cost for a Cessna Citation Latitude is $4,000 per flight hour. Naturally, prices will vary depending on availability, fuel prices, ground fees and more.
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