Cessna Citation Latitude

Passengers notice the difference the moment they step inside. At 6 feet 4 inches wide and a full 6 feet tall, the Citation Latitude’s flat-floor cabin invites easy movement, a welcome advantage for families with children, travelers with mobility considerations, and those flying with pets. The 21-foot-8-inch length yields 587 cubic feet of total cabin volume, creating distinct zones for work, conversation, and rest. Pressurized at 9.7 psi, the cabin sustains a comfortable environment at higher cruising altitudes, helping passengers arrive refreshed rather than fatigued. A dedicated 127-cubic-foot baggage compartment accommodates full-size luggage, ski bags, and golf equipment without encroaching on the living space.

A nonstop range of 2,700 nautical miles places New York to Los Angeles, Boston to Miami, and Chicago to the Caribbean well within reach, no fuel stop required. Cruising at 368 knots at a certified ceiling of 45,000 feet, the aircraft rides above commercial traffic and weather, delivering a smoother, quieter experience at altitude. Two engines producing 5,907 pounds of thrust each propel the jet to cruising altitude at 3,800 feet per minute, and a balanced field length of just 3,580 feet at sea level opens access to shorter runways and smaller airports, reducing time on the ground and placing travelers closer to their final destination.

Behind the cockpit door, the Garmin G5000 integrated flight deck equips the crew with three large-format displays, synthetic vision technology, and advanced weather radar: tools that translate directly into a more precise and predictable flight experience for everyone on board. Autothrottle and fully integrated autopilot further enhance precision throughout every phase of flight, allowing the crew to focus entirely on delivering a seamless experience from departure to arrival.