About the Aircraft
H: 57 in, W: 58 in, L: 15 ft 8 in
6 passengers (up to 7)
900 lb / 65 cu ft
Light-jet efficiency and flexibility meet mid-size jet performance, range and comfort. You won't find a better cabin in a jet of this class, with carefully-crafted seats and surroundings for six passengers. A beautiful and elegant way to fly.
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Explore the Aircraft
We invite you to come inside and experience the luxury and unsurpassed comfort of the elegant Cessna Citation CJ3+.
Cessna Citation CJ3+
Curious about the range of the Cessna Citaion CJ3+? Simply select a common departure location from the dropdown to explore its capabilities. Keep in mind, AirSprint can access thousands of airports across North America, giving you the flexibility to travel from almost anywhere with ease and convenience.
NOTE: This map is for illustration purposes only and may not accurately represent the aircraft’s range. The range is calculated based on two male passengers, each with 30 lbs of baggage. The range may increase if women, children, or less baggage are on board. Conversely, extra baggage will decrease the range. The baggage capacity also needs to account for the flight crew's luggage.
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