The Citation XLS is technically a mid-sized jet – its cabin length is 18.7 feet and it can fly up to 1,961 miles (1,704 nautical miles); however, it can also take off in 3,500 feet and climb to cruise altitude in just 18 minutes, performance statistics reminiscent of light private jets. At any rate, the XLS boasts excellent handling capabilities, reliable systems, and consistent delivery of smooth, quick flights. The XLS is the updated version of the Citation Excel and goes faster and further than its predecessor.
Specifications
| Seats | 8 + 1 |
| Cruise Speed | 441Kn |
| Range | 1858nmi |
| Altitude | 45,000 |
The Citation Ultra is a capable 7-8 passenger light jet. Few jets in its class can compare with the Ultra’s versatility in terms of cabin dimensions, speed, and most of all takeoff distance. The Ultra is at home on many smaller runways as well as big, busy ones. There is no doubt the Citation Ultra will take you many places others can’t go in comfort and style.
Specifications
| Seats | 7 + 1 |
| Cruise Speed | 430Kn |
| Range | 1960nmi |
| Altitude | 45,000 |
The Citation CJ has seating arranged for five, which is a typical configuration for this size of aircraft. The cabin dimensions are 4.7 feet high, 4.8 feet wide, and 11 feet long.
Specifications
| Seats | 4 + 1 |
| Cruise Speed | 357Kn |
| Range | 1328nmi |
| Altitude | 41,000 |
The King Air B200 with its spacious eight passenger cabin and large baggage compartment allows you to ride in comfort while not having to leave your golf clubs or skis and equipment behind. Powered by two Pratt and Whitney PT6A-42 engines, this aircraft has a range of 1400 nautical miles at 300 miles per hour.
Specifications
| Seats | 7 + 1 |
| Cruise Speed | 310Kn |
| Range | 1720nmi |
| Altitude | 35,000 |
