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AvPay offers a global marketplace for Cessna Citation VI business jets, connecting buyers and sellers across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, South America and beyond. The Citation VI is a twin-engine turbofan business jet from Cessna’s Model 650 family. It was developed as a more standardised and cost-focused alternative to the Citation III. Buyers can discover new listings and pre-owned Cessna Citation VI aircraft offered by brokers and private sellers around the world.
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Interesting facts about the Cessna Citation VI
✈ The Cessna Citation VI belongs to the Model 650 family. It shares its core airframe design with the earlier Citation III and later Citation VII.
✈ Cessna introduced the Citation VI in 1991. The aircraft was designed to provide Model 650 performance with a more standardised factory specification.
✈ The Citation VI retained the Citation III’s swept wing design. This helped distinguish the Model 650 family from the earlier straight-wing Citations.
✈ Two Garrett TFE731-3B-series turbofan engines power the Citation VI. Each engine produces 3,650 lb of thrust.
✈ Cessna reduced manufacturing complexity by limiting interior choices and standardising equipment. Buyers therefore received fewer factory customisation choices than Citation III customers.
✈ Production was short-lived and ended in 1995. Only around 40 Citation VI aircraft were built, making it a relatively uncommon member of the Citation family.
✈ The Citation VI was designed around a two-pilot flight deck. Typical executive interiors provide seating for seven passengers, although individual aircraft configurations can differ.
✈ The Citation VI has a maximum certificated altitude of 51,000 ft. Buyers should still check the equipment and approval status of an individual aircraft before planning high-altitude operations.
Model Variants for buyers to consider when purchasing a Cessna Citation VI
The Citation VI is itself a distinct version within Cessna’s Model 650 family rather than a model with a large collection of Citation VI subvariants. Buyers comparing Model 650 aircraft will commonly encounter the Citation III, Citation VI and Citation VII. The Citation VI retained the Citation III’s basic airframe and TFE731-3B-series engines but used a more standardised interior and equipment specification to reduce acquisition cost. The later Citation VII introduced more powerful TFE731-4R-series engines and further developed the Model 650’s performance. These differences make the wider Model 650 family worth understanding when comparing Citation VI aircraft with closely related alternatives.
Cessna Citation VI Specifications
Information provided here is as a guide only. This information should not be used for flight planning or other aircraft operations. Aircraft model variations, custom specifications, modifications, upgrades & age will have a considerable impact on the details listed below. Please check with the seller, manufacturer or aviation authority for the precise aircraft specifications.
Standard Seating: 2 Crew + 7 Passengers
Length: 16.9 m (55 ft 6 in)
Wingspan: 16.3 m (53 ft 6 in)
Height: 5.1 m (16 ft 10 in)
Max Take Off Weight (MTOW): 9,979 kg (22,000 lb)
Powerplant: 2 × Garrett TFE731-3B-series turbofan engines
Thrust: 3,650 lb per engine
Maximum Operating Altitude: 15,545 m (51,000 ft)
Maximum Operating Mach: Mach 0.835
Rate of Climb: 1,127 m/min (3,699 ft/min)
Balanced Field Length: 1,533 m (5,030 ft)
NBAA IFR Range: 1,892 nm
FAQs About the Cessna Citation VI
What engines does the Cessna Citation VI use?
The Citation VI uses two Garrett TFE731-3B-series turbofan engines. Each produces 3,650 lb of thrust. Engine condition, remaining life and maintenance status deserve close attention when assessing an aircraft for purchase.
How many passengers can a Cessna Citation VI carry?
A typical executive Citation VI configuration accommodates seven passengers alongside two pilots. Cabin layouts can change during an aircraft’s life, so buyers should verify the approved seating configuration of the individual aircraft.
What is the difference between a Citation III and Citation VI?
Both belong to Cessna’s Model 650 family and share considerable airframe commonality. Cessna positioned the Citation VI as a more economical offering by standardising equipment and limiting factory interior choices. This reduced customisation while retaining the fundamental Model 650 platform.
What should I check when buying a Cessna Citation VI?
Review the aircraft’s maintenance records, engine status, inspection position, avionics configuration and modification history. Buyers should also confirm the cabin configuration and operating approvals. The small Citation VI fleet makes the history of each individual airframe particularly important.
When was the Cessna Citation VI produced?
The Citation VI entered the market in 1991 and production ended in 1995. Its short production run resulted in only around 40 aircraft being built. Buyers are therefore shopping within a much smaller fleet than many other Citation models.
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