Citation Latitude
Cessna launched the Latitude in October 2011. It was launched as a larger aircraft than the Cessna Citation XLS+ and less costly than the Cessna Citation Sovereign. The aircraft will feature twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW306D turbofan engines.
Citation Latitude
The Midsize Jet That Kept Outselling Everything Else
The Citation Latitude has been the best-selling midsize private jet for three consecutive years, and that consistency reflects a real market response to what Cessna built. Corporate flight departments and experienced charter clients who fly regularly tend to be unsentimental about their choices, and they keep coming back to this aircraft.
Cessna developed the Latitude in direct response to what XLS operators were asking for: a taller interior, more width, more range, and a flat floor. Most jets in this class have a raised section over the wing carry-through structure that interrupts the walking surface, making movement through the cabin awkward. The Citation Latitude private jet was the first in the midsize category to remove it entirely, and the difference goes beyond physical comfort. A flat floor changes how the cabin feels to occupy, how easily a group can reconfigure around a working session, and how naturally passengers move between seats during a longer leg.
The interior runs 21 feet long, 6.4 feet wide, and stands at a full 6 feet, giving most passengers enough headroom to move without adjusting their posture. The windows are 25% larger than those found on typical midsize jets, which makes the space feel considerably less enclosed than the dimensions suggest. Wireless connectivity and fold-down work tables mean the flight becomes productive rather than time waiting to land, and the seats recline flat enough to sleep on during longer routes. Pressurization keeps the equivalent altitude inside at 5,950 feet while cruising at 45,000, which is a meaningful difference — passengers flying from Los Angeles to Boston tend to step off noticeably less fatigued than after the same distance on a comparable aircraft. The entire cabin belongs to the group booking it. No boarding zones, no middle seats, no shared armrests.
Manufacturer: Cessna
Model: Citation Latitude
Passengers (Typical): 9
Passengers (Max): 9
Pilots: 2
Range: 2500 nm
High Speed Cruise: 440 mph
Cabin Length: 21.90 ft.
Cabin Width: 6.5 ft.
Cabin Height: 6.0 ft.
Baggage Capacity (Interior): 0 cu ft.
Baggage Capacity (Exterior): 100 cu ft.
Max Takeoff Weight: 0 lbs
Service Ceiling: 45,000 ft.
Landing Distance: 4,030 ft.
Number Built: 0
Year Started: 2011
Year Ended: 0
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