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Step into the world of Cessna aircraft

An iconic American private jet brand known for its ingenious fusion of style, practicality, and state-of-the-art technology, catering to the refined tastes of private jet connoisseurs.

With the Citation jets lineup leading the way, Cessna private jet portfolio ranges from the Grand Caravan to the Citation Longitude. A notable hallmark of Cessna’s prowess is their relentless focus on delivering aircraft that inspire trust and confidence in both pilots and passengers. For instance, the incorporation of the intuitive Garmin G3000 avionics suite in Citation jets showcases Cessna jets’ level of flight safety and situational awareness.

History

1927

Clyde Cessna establishes the Cessna Aircraft Company, initially producing monoplanes with innovative cantilever wing designs

1969

Cessna introduces the Citation I, marking its entry into the business jet market

1979

Launch of the Citation II, offering improved performance and increased range compared to its predecessor

1993

Introduction of the Citation X, the world's fastest civil aircraft at the time, reaching a top speed of Mach 0.92

2004

Cessna unveils the Citation Mustang, a pioneering very light jet (VLJ) for the business aviation market

2010

Launch of the Citation Latitude, a midsize jet offering increased range and cabin comfort

2014

Cessna becomes part of Textron Aviation, joining forces with Beechcraft and Hawker to enhance its position in the aviation industry

2018

Introduction of the Citation Longitude, a super-midsize jet with exceptional range and advanced technology

Manufacturing a brighter Future

Embracing the goals of the Business Aviation Commitment, Textron Aviation, the parent company of Cessna, aims to reduce carbon emissions by 50% by 2050, create carbon-neutral growth, and increase fuel efficiency.

Textron has set enterprise-wide goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, water and energy usage, and waste generation by 2025. They have partnered with Evergy to use renewable wind energy for their facilities and offer Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) for their turbine aircraft. Textron is also focused on sustainable aircraft interiors and has a robust recycling program. With the creation of Textron eAviation, the company is exploring sustainable and electric aircraft opportunities for a greener future.