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Cessna Citation Latitude

Cessna · jet, 2 engines · ICAO C68A

The Cessna Citation Latitude has the tallest tail and the longest wingspan among the 56 Cessna types, and the 3rd-highest wingspan-to-length ratio among the 176 jets on this site.

79 ft · Group III starts49 ft · Group II starts72.3 ft
79 ft · Group III starts49 ft · Group II starts72.3 ft
Wingspan
72.3 ft22.0 m
Length
62.3 ft19.0 m
Tail height
20.9 ft6.4 m
30 ft · Group III starts20 ft · Group II starts20.9 ft
30 ft · Group III starts20 ft · Group II starts20.9 ft

Overlay with the Legacy 450

Airport design codes

II

Design Group II. Set by wingspan and tail height alike.

B

Approach Category B. From its FAA reference approach speed of 100 kt (band 91 to 120 kt).

Gear and weights

Weights and codes
Cockpit to main gear27.0 ft8.2 m
Span-to-length ratio1.16
Max. takeoff weight30,800 lb13,971 kg
Max. landing weight27,575 lb12,508 kg
Main gear codeD
Taxiway Design Group1B
ICAO wake categoryMedium

Where it sits

The Citation Latitude also has the 3rd-highest maximum takeoff weight among the 55 Cessna types with a published figure. By length it falls between the BAe Jetstream 41 and the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor.

Main gear 10.0 ft wide (3.0 m), 14% of the span; wheelbase 27.0 ft (8.2 m), 43% of the length.

US records: 272,492 US flight-plan operations in FY2024; 194 on the US register.

One of 2 variants on the Cessna Citation Sovereign and Latitude page.

Closest in size on this site

Source: FAA Aircraft Characteristics Database, October 2024 release. How we measure.