AirSprint adds 21st Cessna Citation CJ3+ to light jet fleet

Canadian fractional operator AirSprint has expanded its fleet of light, midsize, and super midsize private jets to 44 aircraft.

Posted in: News by Doug Gollan, May 15, 2026

Canadian fractional operator AirSprint is continuing to add to its fleet.

The latest addition is a Citation CJ3+ from Textron Aviation’s Cessna brand.

It is the 21st light jet of the type to join the AirSprint fleet.

Vice President of Sales and Marketing Scott Wenz says, “Our continued fleet growth reflects the strength of demand for our fractional ownership model and the trust our owners place in AirSprint.”

He adds, “The CJ3+ has consistently delivered exceptional performance for our Owners, and we are pleased to welcome another aircraft of this type into service.”

The latest addition brings the current fleet to 44 aircraft.

Additional light jets include CJ2s.

The fleet also includes Legacy 450 and Praetor 500 midsize jets.

There are also Legacy 500 super-midsize jets from Embraer.

Year-to-date, AirSprint departures are 10.6% ahead of last year, according to WingX.

Earlier this week, AirSprint was once again named to Canada’s Best Managed Companies list.

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