Cessna

Introduced in 1993, the Citation CJ (CitationJet) represented a fresh approach to light business jet design, focusing on efficiency, simplicity, and performance. As the entry-level model in the Citation family, it featured Williams FJ44-1A engines and a practical avionics suite that combined functionality with ease of use. The CJ was designed with a range of around 1,300 nautical miles and a cruising speed of 381 knots, aiming to meet the demands of short to mid-range flights. With seating for up to five passengers, the CJ's cabin offered a cozy yet luxurious setting for business and leisure travel alike, providing an optimal balance of comfort and cost-effectiveness.