N811QS

This entry covers airframe N811QS, a Cessna 700 Citation Longitude built by Textron Aviation Inc (Cessna) and completed in 2021 with serial number 700-0046. The airframe is owned by NETJETS SALES INC (a corporation based in Oklahoma City, OK, US) and is registered in the US. Built in 2021 and delivered into the NetJets fleet, the aircraft carries the factory designation and configuration typical of early Longitude production examples; registry records identify it under the US civil register without public-noted special markings or notable transfer events beyond corporate ownership.

The subject airframe features a flat-floor, stand-up cabin with an interior length of 25 ft 2 in, width of 77 in, and height of 72 in, commonly fitted in executive layouts carrying 8–12 passengers though the certificate allows up to 14 seats. Avionics are listed as Garmin G5000-class with operator fit varying, reflecting NetJets’ practice of mixed operator-specific installations and interiors to meet fractional and charter mission requirements. With a long-range capability of 3,500 nm and a cruise speed near 483 kts, N811QS is configured for transcontinental and long-range point-to-point executive missions; common operational considerations include managed maintenance under corporate programs and interior refurbishment cycles consistent with heavy fractional use.

The Cessna 700 Citation Longitude occupies the large-cabin, long-range business-jet niche within Textron Aviation’s Citation family, emphasizing transcontinental range, a stand-up flat-floor cabin, and high cruise speeds. Its twin Honeywell HTF7700L engines provide the thrust profile supporting rapid climb and high-altitude cruise to 45,000 ft, positioning it competitively for fractional ownership and high-utilization charter fleets. Market demand has centered on buyers and operators seeking large-cabin comfort with relatively low operating complexity; resale and maintenance considerations typically reflect operator-managed maintenance programs and variable avionics fit across the fleet.