Certified by the Federal Aviation Administration in June 2015, the Latitude boasts the most spacious cabin environment in its category
With a flat floor and stand-up cabin, the Latitude is a business jet that tall people can truly appreciate. There’s room for up to nine passengers to stretch out and move around so you can unwind during your flight.
Built for comfort, Citation Latitude corporate jets feature clean, contemporary interior design. While the seating is comfortable, their sleek contour adds to the feeling of spaciousness. The refreshment center and bar is well appointed to meet your beverage and catering needs.
The Citation Latitude uses the Garmin G5000 avionics suite, which allows pilots to easily control the aircraft’s systems for: navigation, traffic, surveillance and communications.
The new Cessna Jet combines a payload, speed, and range that meets the requirements of customers with the unique capabilities of the cabin. And this is despite the fact that its price is $ 16.25 million as reported. The maximum flight altitude is 45,000 feet (13716 m), and the maximum cruising speed is 440 knots (815 km / h). Climbing to 43,000 feet (13106 m) takes only 23 minutes.
Powered by twin Pratt & Whitney PW306D1 FADEC-controlled turbofan engines, it has the ability of taking off from runways as short as 3,580 feet. As a result, it is exceptionally useful for business executives who need to fly into smaller centers. Also, there’s plenty of extra room for your baggage, business equipment or golf clubs if you need it. The Latitude features 100 cubic feet of external baggage. There is also ample in-cabin storage.
NetJets is among the Latitude’s largest customers, with firm orders and options for up to 200 of the type. As of 2018, Textron Aviation has delivered 80 Latitudes to NetJets, according to the airframer. Textron Aviation has a Citation Latitude on static display at this week at ABACE 2019 till April 18.
