Cessna Citation X+

Cessna 750 Citation X+ is an improved version of the Citation X, mainly for engines and avionics. The Citation X+ is one of the fastest private jets in the sky today. Designed more efficiently than its predecessor in terms of performance, the Citation X+ can reach a maximum speed of 959 km per hour thanks to its new generation Rolls-Royce AE 3007C2 engines. On the cockpit side, the avionics package was renewed as Garmin G5000.

The private jet, which has an average luggage capacity of 8 pieces, has succeeded in showing its difference in a short time with its 1.73 m cabin height, 1.68 m cabin width, comfortable seats and eye-catching LED lights. The 750 series is one of Cessna’s prestige models, which can travel medium-long distances in a much shorter time compared to private jets in its category and in all categories.

Although the 650 series, which was available in Cessna before the 750 series was produced, was efficient, the “slow” attribution since Citation I and the marketing efforts of Learjet, their biggest rival of the period, by calling the Citation series “Slowtation”, are is highly influential in the decision of Cessna to produce a “fast” aircraft. Despite taking reference from the 650 series, Cessna has created a completely new private jet with a new engine, avionics, fuselage design, cabin improvements, new generation swept wing, landing gear and many more innovations; World’s fastest jet, the Citation X and X+, namely the 750 series.