Cessna Citation Longitude Private Jet Charter

The Cessna Citation Longitude is a super-midsize jet reference for longer private-charter sectors and groups that want a larger flat-floor cabin. Cessna publishes 483 ktas maximum cruise, a 3,500-nautical-mile four-passenger range and up to twelve occupants. The range is stated at Mach 0.80 with NBAA IFR reserves, so route-specific payload, wind and reserve planning remain essential.

Cabin and passenger context

The Longitude’s cited cabin specifications include six feet of height, 77 inches of width, 25 ft 2 in of length and 112 cubic feet of baggage volume. Those dimensions help explain why the aircraft is considered for longer trips and larger groups, but the passenger count and baggage plan still depend on the aircraft’s actual configuration and operating weight.

For a charter enquiry, include the number of passengers, baggage requirements, departure airport and preferred timings. A super-midsize jet may be appropriate for a longer sector, while a midsize or light jet could be a better fit for a shorter trip with a smaller group. Availability and positioning are part of the decision.

Understanding the published range

The 3,500 nm figure is a four-passenger mission reference with NBAA IFR reserves. Weather, routing, payload, alternate requirements and the aircraft’s operating condition can change the dispatch outcome. The 4,810 ft takeoff and 3,170 ft landing references also assume the manufacturer conditions and should not be treated as universal runway guarantees.

The registry keeps Citation Longitude separate from Citation Latitude. They share the Citation family name, but their category, cabin and performance references are distinct, so a route reference for one is never silently changed into the other.

Private charter is available in either direction. Submit the full itinerary through a relevant route enquiry to compare the Longitude with other available aircraft.