- 19 May 2022
- Tony Kioussis
- BizAv Market Insight
The 1,704nm-maximum-range Cessna Citation V began the largest family of straight-wing aircraft. Developed as a stretched version of the Citation S/II, essential differences included more powerful JT15D-5A turbofans and a slight fuselage stretch, allowing seating in a standard configuration for seven.
Cessna Citation V Jet Snapshot
By Matt Harris - Editor, AvBuyer magazine
The Citation V Light Jet was produced by Cessna, typically seating seven or eight passengers. Production started in 1989, ending in 1994 with 262 units built (per JETNET). According to Aircraft Bluebook, in Autumn 2022 the average price for a Citation V ranged between $0.90m (1989 model) and $1.02m (1994 model).
What makes the Citation V stand out?
The Citation V was longer than comparable jets, offering slightly more cabin volume than the popular Citation II it was developed from (allowing for extra passenger capacity). Equipped with Pratt & Whitney JT15D-5A engines, it has greater speed, range (1,644nm), and available payload with full fuel than the Citation II, per Conklin & de Decker, all while retaining reliable, easy-handling flying characteristics.
See the full specification information and the latest market data on this page from Aircraft Blue Book, JETNET, Conklin & de Decker and Asset Insight.
View all Cessna Citation Light Jets
With over 25 years of trading, AvBuyer is the primary marketplace for private jets, offering the best new and pre-owned jets for sale. Read the latest edition of AvBuyer magazine online or visit our online actionable intelligence resources which offer insight, market data and analysis from AvBuyer’s editors and leading Biz Av industry experts.