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Beechjet 400A
Beechjet’s first showed up on the radar in 1985, when the company purchased the design of the Diamond II executive jet from Mitsubishi. A year later, Beech announced production of the Beechjet 400, and ...
Citation Bravo
When Cessna decided to update its best-selling private jet, the Citation II, the result was the fuel-efficient Citation Bravo. It has a long range compared to other light-sized private jets and excellent short runway capabilities, allowing its owner to choose from a large selection of small ...
Citation CJ2
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 additional thirty-three inches, the wingspan stretched an additional thirty-five. Its cruise speed outdoes the CJ by ...
Citation CJ2+
The CJ2+ is the fifth generation of the popular Citation Jet series, a class of private jets designed to be both economical and high-performing. Business travelers like the idea of a private jet that performs economically without sacrificing performance or reliability. These low-cost, dependable jets are ...
Citation CJ3
The CJ3 is the sixth generation of the popular Citation Jet series, a class of private jets designed to be economical and high-performing. They aren’t the most luxurious private jets available, but they may be the most popular. Business travelers like the idea of a ...
Citation Encore
The Citation Encore is another of Cessna’s great private jets, the “Encore” to its successful Citation Ultra. The Encore is versatile, able to fly long distances and take off and land on short runways, and carry a large load. Passengers love its cabin comfort, smooth ...
Citation Encore+
Cessna always pays immaculate attention to detail in crafting its jets. The Citation Encore upheld this promise with its versatility, ability to fly long distances, and take off and land on short runways, and carry a large load. Inherent in its name, the Citation Encore+ offers ...
Citation I
Anyone familiar with the private jet industry knows about Cessna’s line of Citation business jets: economic, high-performing, comfortable private jets that consistently stand out in the market. The Citation 1 is the original, turbo-fan-powered business jet in, what has come to be, the successful Citation family. ...
Citation II
When the Citation II debuted in the light business jet market, it was one-of-a-kind. It sold 1,000 jets in its first four years on the market and was manufactured for sixteen years, making its Cessna’s best-selling private jet to date.
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Citation II/SP
When the Citation II debuted in 1977 in the light business jet market, it was one-of-a-kind. It sold 1,000 jets in its first four years on the market and was manufactured for sixteen years, making its Cessna’s best-selling private jet to date. Receiving certification in 1978, the Citation ...
Citation S/II
The Citation S/II, or Super II, is a modification of Cessna’s best-ever selling business jet. It carries more and goes faster than its predecessor, while still maintaining its reputation for simplicity and economy.
At the time of the ...
Citation Ultra
Cessna’s aim of producing simple, economical business jets is met in the Citation Ultra. Few private jets in its class can compare in terms of cabin dimensions, speed, and takeoff distance.
The cabin, which can hold eight passengers, stretches ...
Citation V
The Citation V has a fine blend of cabin comfort, performance, and reliability. It is a good choice for short trips.
The deciding factor for most clients when comparing the Citation V to other similar jets is often the comfort ...
Falcon 10
The Dassault Family creates jets with high standards of engineering, structural quality, and technological advancement. Although Dassault’s models have evolved and improved over time, the Falcon 10, a light, twin-turbo fan business jet, remains popular in the used aircraft market, and for good reasons. It was ...
Falcon 100
The Dassault Family crafts jets with high standards of engineering, structural quality, and technological advancement. Although Dassault’s models have evolved and improved over time, the Falcon 100, a light, twin-turbo fan business jet, remains popular in the used aircraft market, and for good reasons. It was ...
Hawker 400XP
The Hawker 400XP has been a competitive option for business jet clients since its debut in the light private jet market. It is ideal for short trips and strikes a balance between comfort, performance, and operating costs.
Private Jet clients ...
Learjet 24F
Lear is almost synonymous with “private jet.” The Learjet 24 was one of the first private jets in production and holds many records. Fit for short distance travel, the Learjet 24 offers more performance and utility in the small cabin, light jet category than the original Learjet 23. The ...
Learjet 25D
Lear is almost synonymous with “private jet.” The original Lear 23 took its first flight in October 1963 and the rest is history. While the Learjet 24 made significant leaps in power and performance, the 25 addressed cabin size in addition to outperforming both. The most noticeable change is the ...
Learjet 31A
For those unfamiliar with Learjets, their name is synonymous with speed. The Learjet 31A can reach a cruise speed of .81 Mach after climbing to its cruise level in just 28 minutes — way beyond the capabilities of any competing light private jet. It has great runway performance and a low fuel ...
Learjet 35A
The Learjet 35 is known, above all, for its range. It can fly 2,056 miles nonstop. The Learjet 35 offers more than range: it has good handling characteristics, a low fuel burn, and fast cruise speeds as well.
A maximum of eight passengers ...
Learjet 36A
The Learjet 36 is the new and improved version of the Lear 35. The 35’s boasting rights were a result of its range; the Lear 36 only expanded on that asset. It can fly 2,290 miles (1,990 nautical miles) nonstop. That means direct flights from San Francisco to Honolulu. Good handling ...
Learjet 40
The Learjet is quite a contender in the competitive private jet market. Its cruise speed, cabin space, and technological advancements are greater than other light private jets. It has excellent range/payload flexibility and climbs quickly to elevations far above most air traffic and bad weather. ...
Learjet 40XR
The Learjet is quite a contender in the competitive private jet market. Its cruise speed, cabin space, and technological advancements are greater than other light private jets. It has excellent range/payload flexibility and climbs quickly to elevations far above most air traffic and bad weather. ...
Learjet 45
New models of private jets come out every year, but it’s only ever so often that a jet is released that is truly innovative. The Learjet 45 is one of the rare jets to seamlessly integrate new technology with a tested and successful older design. Its ...
Learjet 45XR
New models of private jets come out every year, but it’s only ever so often that a jet is released that is truly innovative. The medium-range Learjet 45, replacing the 35, is one of the rare jets to seamlessly integrate new technology with a tested and successful ...
Premier I
Raytheon’s goal in designing the Premier I was to create a high-performing private jet with minimal acquisition and operating costs. They began achieving their goal by using the fully-automated “Viper” composites manufacturing system and new design software. But just because they cut back on manufacturing costs does not ...
