Private Jet Charter – Citation II

Manufactured between 1978 to 1997.

Exterior of Citation II
Interior of Citation II

Charter a Jet – Citation II specs:

The Citation II is a light jet that is considered to be Older, depending on its year of manufacture. It is produced by Cessna (Textron Aviation), This aircraft is ideal for short‑ to mid‑range private travel such as Boston–Miami or Los Angeles–Aspen. It features a Light jets balance speed, comfort, and efficiency for regional and mid‑range trips. and fuel efficiency and smaller‑airport accessibility, making it well-suited for small teams or families. Notable attributes include efficient regional range; short-runway capable

Key Specifications

Seats: 7
Luggage: 74 ft³ ~7 bags
Flight Attendant: n
Cabin (HxWxL): 4.3 × 4.9 × 11 ft
Range: 1500 nm ~4 hrs
Speed: 375 KTAS
Max Altitude: 43000 ft
Specifications reflect typical configurations; individual aircraft vary by operator, YOM, and refurbishment.

Frequently Asked Questions — Citation II

How many passengers does the Citation II seat?

Typical seating for the Citation II is 7 passengers. Seating varies by operator configuration.

How much baggage can the Citation II carry?

The Citation II typically offers 74 ft³ of baggage volume (~7 typical bags). Actual baggage capacity varies by configuration and payload.

What are the cabin dimensions of the Citation II?

Typical cabin dimensions (H × W × L): 4.3 × 4.9 × 11 ft. Cabin layouts can vary by aircraft and refurbishment.

What is the range and speed of a Citation II?

Typical range is 1500 nm (~4 hrs). Typical cruise speed is 375 KTAS. Real-world performance varies with payload, winds, routing, and reserves.

Does the Citation II typically include a flight attendant?

Flight attendant availability is typically listed as: n. Availability depends on operator and cabin configuration.

When was the Citation II manufactured?

The Citation II was manufactured from 1978 to 1997. Exact production years can vary by variant and market.

Exclusive Charter Service maintains an aircraft-size performance library that breaks down each size category into three age groups: New, Standard, and Older. This helps you compare how aircraft age can affect performance, cabin experience, and range.

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Evolution & OEM Highlights

Evolution / Lineage: Evolution & OEM Evolution / Lineage – Stretched, higher‑capacity development of Citation I (Model 550). Key Upgrades – Larger cabin and MTOW, JT15D‑4 engines, better range and payload. ““The Citation II expanded the Citation family’s success with greater range, performance, and versatility.”” Source · Cessna (Textron Aviation)

Key Upgrades: Larger cabin and MTOW, JT15D‑4 engines, better range and payload.

Promotional Quote (OEM): “The Citation II expanded the Citation family’s success with greater range, performance, and versatility.”

Manufacturer: Cessna (Textron Aviation)  ·  Manufacturer website

Safety Is Built Into Every Charter Quote

ECS arranges flights only with properly certificated commercial air carriers that meet FAA Part 135 requirements (or international equivalent). We prioritize operators aligned with recognized third-party safety standards—including ARGUS and WYVERN—and can request additional crew experience, training, and currency standards when needed.

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World-Class Concierge Support

When flying on a Citation II , ECS provides concierge-level visibility over the details that shape your journey. We stay aligned with your preferences, monitor trip elements that matter most, and help ensure you are informed and prepared at every stage of travel.

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Real-Time Flight Tracking & Trip Awareness

When your trip includes a Citation II , ECS maintains real-time awareness of flight status, weather conditions, airspace constraints, and timing considerations. While your flight remains under the operator’s control, ECS helps you stay informed with timely updates and clear communication throughout the journey.

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