Specifications
Broker
Aircraft Details
- 4,179 total airframe hours and 3,799 total cycles
- Pratt & Whitney PW545A engines (both with 4,179 hours and 3,763 cycles since new)
- Honeywell RE100 (XL) APU with 1,907 hours since new
- Equipped with Honeywell Primus 1000 integrated avionics suite
- WAAS/LPV equipped
- 8 passenger configuration: forward galley, aft lavatory
- Forward cabin: double (2) side-facing seats; mid cabin: four (4) place club; aft cabin: two (2) forward-facing seats
- Last exterior paint in 2005 (white with black & yellow stripes)
- Inspections: 36 month (performed Feb 2025, next due Feb 2028), 72 month (performed Feb 2022, next due Feb 2028), 96 month (performed Mar 2024, next due Mar 2032)
- Flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder
- Based in London, UK (offered by Jetcraft)
About this Model
Overview
The Citation Excel sits between smaller light jets and larger super-midsize aircraft, prioritizing practical runway performance, predictable handling, and a cabin sized for 6–8 passengers on common business missions. It is widely used for owner-operator and managed operations where access to shorter runways and consistent dispatch matter more than maximum range.
Mission Fit
Excel missions typically center on 1.5–3.5 hour legs with comfortable passenger space and baggage capacity for business travel. It can be a strong fit for mixed airport access—primary hubs plus smaller fields—while remaining straightforward to schedule and crew.
Cabin
The cabin is known for a “stand-up” cross-section in this class, with a flat floor and a conventional double-club seating layout common. Expect good accessibility for boarding, a usable aft lavatory (often belted depending on configuration), and baggage space that supports typical business luggage loads for a midsize group. Noise and ride quality are generally in line with midsize business jets of its generation; interior condition and refurbishment history heavily influence perceived comfort.