The Cessna Citation CJ3+ Plus for private jet charter flights.

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Citation CJ3+ Information

The CJ3+ comes standard with seating for nine: two pilot seats, six main cabin seats, and one belted potty.

Future owners are given several prepackaged interior combinations from which to choose, making the interior spec’ing process more like choosing a car interior, compared to the often complicated and time-consuming process of specifying each individual component.

In addition to a newly styled cabin interior, Cessna installed the new M2-style seats in the CJ3+, giving passengers additional articulating features and a more modern look.

The fully enclosed lavatory, located in the aft cabin, gives passengers complete privacy and doubles as a certified seating area for all phases of flight.

New cabin options include airborne wireless Internet, sat phones, Cessna’s Clarity cabin entertainment system, and Airshow in-flight information display.

The wings and explain that the shape of the airfoil is very important to the performance of the airplane. The wing skins are built to be very rigid, and indeed.

The story of the CJ3+ starts long before the Mustang, back in 1993, with the delivery of the first Cessna Citation Jet—the original CJ.

At the time, it was a revolutionary jet that was made possible by new 1,900-pound-thrust Williams FJ44-1A turbofan engines and a new laminar-flow wing perfected by Cessna.

With nearly straight wings, the CJ had relatively docile low-speed handling characteristics, a respectable top cruise speed of 381 KTAS and a range of 1,285 nm.

Right out of the gate, the CJ was certified for single-pilot operation, and it proved to be an instant hit with both owner-pilots and business operators.

In 2000, Cessna delivered the first CJ1, which added another 200 pounds of useful payload, and the CJ2, which stretched both the fuselage and the range.