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Last month we reported NetJets restructured its jet card program eliminating fuel surcharges and cutting prices.
It also added jet cards with the Cessna Citation Latitude and Bombardier’s Challenger 350 and 650 in its Classic Card (nee Marquis Jet) and Elite Card formats.
This small Super Midsize or large Midsize private jet brings a transcontinental range and height of 5.7 feet. It is a core type for NetJets which has 38 in its fleet.
The Citation Sovereign be found in the fleets of NetJets and ONEFlight International for jet cards.
On the used market, listed Citation Latitudes can be found starting at $5.2 million.
Production Start: 2004; 2013 for Sovereign +
Production Ends: 2013 for Sovereign; Sovereign + in current production
Super Midsize although at a Maximum Takeoff Weight of 30,300 lbs also on the upper cusp of Midsize. NetJets categorizes the Citation Sovereign as a midsize jet.
As of September, Amstat lists 528 Citation Sovereign’s in service
Height: 5.7 feet
Width: 5.5 feet
Length: 24.2 feet
Seating Capacity: 8
Full: 2,620 nautical miles
Four Passengers: 3,010 nautical miles
High-Speed Cruise: 495 mph
100 cubic feet exterior space and 35 cubic feet of interior space
Fractional Ownership – Yes
Dedicated Jet Card – Yes
New price is approximately $18 million
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Private Jet Comparisons has exclusively confirmed NetJets has added the Embraer Phenom 300 light jet (as we reported it would last year) and Cessna Citation Sovereign super-midsize jet to its jet card line-up, although at just over 30,000 pounds maximum takeoff weight it is classifying it as a midsize aircraft.
Both will be sold as Elite Card programs, meaning 24-hour lead-time for reservations with the hourly price including fuel, 7.5% Federal Excise Tax, and deicing. Peak day lead-time is 120 hours with a 25% surcharge.