How much does a Cessna Citation Longitude cost?

The Citation Longitude costs an average $20m (2019 model) up to $29.99m (2024 model), per Aircraft Bluebook’s Summer 2024 data.The ultimate price an individual aircraft sells for will vary, however, depending on several factors that drive an overall sale price. This could include maintenance condition, the proximity of the next big inspection or overhaul, warranty coverage or enrolment on an aircraft maintenance program, and more.

What competes with the Cessna Citation Longitude?

The Citation Longitude is aimed at quite a crowded segment, featuring such names as the Embraer Praetor 600 (which can hold up to 12 passengers and has a range of 4,018nm); the Gulfstream G280 (a 3,600nm-range aircraft that holds up to 10 passengers); and the Bombardier Challenger 350 (which has a range of 3,200nm and carries 10 passengers).

What makes the Cessna Citation Longitude stand out?

Textron has worked to raise the comfort levels of the Citation Longitude to the highest level possible. The jet has an impressively roomy cabin, and provides passengers with ample legroom.Cabin sound levels are low, while passengers can use its cutting-edge technology to manage their entertainment and environment from any mobile device, boosting flexibility and versatility.

What is the difference between a Cessna Citation Longitude and a Cessna Citation Latitude?

The Citation Latitude is a smaller jet than the Citation Longitude, and has a four-passenger range of 2,700nm at high-speed cruise. Though the Latitude employs the same Garmin G5000 avionics, it is powered by Pratt & Whitney PW306D1 engines, compared to the Longitude’s Honeywell HTF7700L powerplants.