Citation Latitude vs Longitude: Which will you choose?
- 365 Aviation
- Aug 20, 2025
- 2 min read
Cessna has always strived to and continues to redefine business aviation. Standing at the forefront of innovation with a laser focus on pushing the boundaries of passenger comfort and efficiency; the Citation Latitude and Citation Longitude embody all of Cessna’s principles. Designed with productivity in mind, Cessna provides the ideal solution for all of your business travel needs.
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Here's how the two compare.
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Citation Latitude
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The Citation Latitude is widely considered the #1 best-selling mid-size jet to date, and for good reason. First entering service in 2015, it has set the benchmark for comfort and performance in its class. Seating up to nine passengers, the Latitude offers a spacious, flat-floor cabin with stand-up headroom, wide reclining seats, large windows, and the latest in-flight technology to ensure a seamless travel experience.
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Key Features
Cabin Size: 21ft9 (L) x 6ft (H) x 6ft4 (W)
Capacity: Up to 9 passengers
Luggage: 127 cu.ft, fully accessible
Range: Up to 2,700nm

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Why should you fly the Citation Latitude?
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The Latitude is perfect for executives and families seeking a cost-effective yet luxurious private jet experience. Its spacious cabin, large baggage space and range make it ideal for coast-to-coast trips like Los Angeles to New York, or short-haul journeys such as London to Geneva.
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Longitude
First flying in 2016Â and entering service in 2019, the Longitude was designed to offer transatlantic range whilst providing the best cabin experience with the lowest operating cost.
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As the largest and most advanced aircraft in the Citation family, the super-midsize jet offers significantly greater range than its sibling, paired with a spacious, six-foot, stand-up cabin ideal for nonstop transatlantic routes, such as Paris to Dubai and New York to London.

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Key Features
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Cabin Size: 25ft2 (L) x 6ft (H) x 6ft4 (W)
Capacity: Up to 12 passengers
Luggage: 112 cu.ft, fully accessible
Range: Up to 3,500nm
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Why should you fly the Citation Longitude?
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Thanks to its extended range, increased speed and larger passenger capacity, the Longitude is a great option if you require nonstop intercontinental travel, making it a popular choice among corporate travellers and frequent flyers.
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Although some passengers might upgrade from a Latitude to a Longitude, both jets guarantee an unparalleled cabin experience. Which will you choose to charter?
For further information or to charter a Citation Latitude or Longitude, please contact the team at charter@365aviation.com
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