1971 – 1985
Key Facts
- The Cessna Citation I is a light jet manufactured by Cessna between 1971 and 1985.
- The Cessna Citation I is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-1B engines, resulting in an hourly fuel burn of 166 Gallons per Hour.
- Capable of cruising at up to 357 knots, the Cessna Citation I can fly non-stop for up to 1328 nautical miles.
- The aircraft can carry up to 6 passengers.
- The Cessna Citation I has an estimated hourly charter price of $HOURLY, with a new list price of $0.9 million at the time of manufacture.
Performance |
Comfort |
Weights |
|---|---|---|
| Range: 1,328 nm | Number of Passengers: 7 | Baggage Capacity: 57 Cubic Feet |
| Cruise Speed: 357 knots | Cabin Pressure: 8.3 PSI | Max Take-Off Weight: 11,500 lbs |
| Ceiling: 41,000 feet | Cabin Altitude: 8,000 feet | Max Landing Weight: 11,000 lbs |
| Take-Off Distance: 3,275 feet | Production Start: 1971 | |
| Landing Distance: 2,300 feet | Production End: 1985 |
Dimensions |
Power |
|---|---|
| Exterior Length: 43.5 feet | Engine Manufacturer: Pratt & Whitney Canada |
| Exterior Height: 14.3 feet | Engine Model: JT15D-1B |
| Wingspan: 47.1 feet | Fuel Burn: 166 Gallons per Hour |
| Interior Length: 12.7 feet | |
| Interior Width: 4.9 feet | |
| Interior Height: 4.3 feet | |
| Interior/Exterior Ratio: 29% |
