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The Citation CJ2 Plus is the upgrade from the CJ2 and can seat up to 6 to 7 passengers comfortably.
"Business Jet Charter: Cessna Citation CJ2+ Plus"
citation cj2 plus inside
Indirect LED lighting adds to the sense of being nestled inside an exclusive study far from the clatter and commotion of the outside world.
Having standard seating for seven passengers, the CJ2+ give you a club plus two seating arrangement with a supplementary seat accessible utilizing the belted-flushing toilet.
Simple to fly, delivering exceptional performance, this aircraft is outfitted with a number of security and performance enhancing characteristics.
So you can bring along what you want while the cabin of this phenomenal business jet will be organized.
The CJ1+ and CJ2+’s performance is enhanced by a unique natural laminar-flow wing, which maintains an uninterrupted flow of air across a greater area of its surface.
To operators of these aircraft, this translates to an increase in airspeed when compared to earlier designs.
Extending nearly three feet longer than the CJ1 cabin (.91 m), the spacious CJ2+ interior is larger than those of some jets costing many millions more.
Having a better performance Cessna Citation CJ2+ (Model 525A) uses less fuel and delivers for passengers and pilot the best comfort, more advanced avionics and FADEC controls.
Type certification is anticipated for the 4th quarter of 2005 with first customer delivery in the second quarter of 2006.
This latest addition to the award-winning Citation family of Cessna business jets, announced in November 2004 at the National Business Aviation Association’s annual convention, was certified in just over 80 flights and 190 flight hours.
The Citation CJ2+ will provide FADEC engines, increased maximum payload, and more standard equipment then the CJ2.
Producing 2,490 pounds (11.08 kN) of thrust at sea level, is powered by two Williams FJ44-3A-24 turbofan engines.
Mission profile was paramount for many operators during their purchase evaluations.
If they needed longer legs and room for six passengers, they were attracted to the CJ3.
That’s why the Citation CJ2+ is the go-to aircraft for both business and pleasure.
But for most people, the CJ2+ was a better match for their range/payload needs. If you're going to be flying more than 1,500 nm and carrying more than four passengers, then the CJ3 is a better fit.
"Jet Charter Citation CJ2+"
citation cj2 plus aircraft
The design goals of the Citation Jet series can be summed up in three words: simplicity, economy and performance.
"Business Jet Charter: Cessna Citation CJ2+ Plus"
citation cj2 plus inside
Indirect LED lighting adds to the sense of being nestled inside an exclusive study far from the clatter and commotion of the outside world.
Having standard seating for seven passengers, the CJ2+ give you a club plus two seating arrangement with a supplementary seat accessible utilizing the belted-flushing toilet.
Simple to fly, delivering exceptional performance, this aircraft is outfitted with a number of security and performance enhancing characteristics.
So you can bring along what you want while the cabin of this phenomenal business jet will be organized.
The CJ1+ and CJ2+’s performance is enhanced by a unique natural laminar-flow wing, which maintains an uninterrupted flow of air across a greater area of its surface.
To operators of these aircraft, this translates to an increase in airspeed when compared to earlier designs.
Extending nearly three feet longer than the CJ1 cabin (.91 m), the spacious CJ2+ interior is larger than those of some jets costing many millions more.
Having a better performance Cessna Citation CJ2+ (Model 525A) uses less fuel and delivers for passengers and pilot the best comfort, more advanced avionics and FADEC controls.
Type certification is anticipated for the 4th quarter of 2005 with first customer delivery in the second quarter of 2006.
This latest addition to the award-winning Citation family of Cessna business jets, announced in November 2004 at the National Business Aviation Association’s annual convention, was certified in just over 80 flights and 190 flight hours.
The Citation CJ2+ will provide FADEC engines, increased maximum payload, and more standard equipment then the CJ2.
Producing 2,490 pounds (11.08 kN) of thrust at sea level, is powered by two Williams FJ44-3A-24 turbofan engines.
Mission profile was paramount for many operators during their purchase evaluations.
If they needed longer legs and room for six passengers, they were attracted to the CJ3.
That’s why the Citation CJ2+ is the go-to aircraft for both business and pleasure.
But for most people, the CJ2+ was a better match for their range/payload needs. If you're going to be flying more than 1,500 nm and carrying more than four passengers, then the CJ3 is a better fit.
"Jet Charter Citation CJ2+"
citation cj2 plus aircraft
The design goals of the Citation Jet series can be summed up in three words: simplicity, economy and performance.
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