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Cessna Citation Bravo
Aircraft Charter Fleet
Cessna Citation Bravo
The Cessna Citation 550 Bravo is a further development of its predecessor model, the Citation 550 II. This jet is the ideal aircraft for European medium-haul flights. The Citation Bravo combines high performance and cost efficiency with the advantage of being able to land at smaller airports in Europe. With space for up to 7 passengers, a cruising speed of 756 km/h and a range of 2704 km, it is ideal for flights within Europe. The cabin has a height of 1.46 metres, which offers passengers sufficient comfort. The Cessna Citation Bravo entered service in 1997. The versatile aircraft has exceptional short take-off capabilities and can accommodate seven passengers (eight if the lavatory is used as a seat). The baggage compartment has space for five suitcases and is long enough for golf clubs and skis. Production was discontinued in 2006 after over 330 deliveries. Some Bravos in service today have been refurbished to optimise their comfort.Call for book an order: +41 76 212 82 18
| Aircraft Type | Passenger Capacity | Cruise Speed | Range | Cabin Height |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light-jets | 7 | 756 km/h 469 mph | 2704 km 2000 NM | 1.46 m or 4.8 ft |
What is the current charter price of the Cessna Citation Bravo per hour?
The purchase price for a used Cessna Citation Bravo can vary greatly depending on various factors such as year of manufacture, flight hours, condition of the aircraft and equipment. As a rule, the price for a used Cessna Citation Bravo is between €1.5 million and €3 million. Older models from 1998 can be found from 1.4 million euros, while models from 2001 are available from around 1.6 million euros. Newer jets from 2004 are available from 2.3 million euros. Zadra Aviation Charter can advise you on this and start an initial market research for you. You are welcome to contact us.
What is the required taxiway length for take-off and landing of the Cessna Citation Bravo?
The required taxiway length for a takeoff and landing for a Cessna Citation Bravo depends on several factors, including the weight of the aircraft, altitude of the airfield, temperature and wind conditions, regardless of whether the jet is privately or commercially operated. For a general estimate:
The required length of the taxiway for a departure is usually between 1,100 and 1,400 metres.
The required length of the taxiway for a landing is normally between 800 and 1,000 metres.
However, it is important to note that these values can vary and that specific calculations must be made to determine the exact requirements for a particular flight and aerodrome. It is also important to consider whether the aircraft is commercially or privately operated, as this will greatly influence the standards required.
We are happy to offer the Cessna Citation Bravo to customers for whom it is important to get from A to B at low cost. The jet is somewhat older, but fulfils all the necessary standards and is often available for flights in Eastern Europe.
What is the current market-price for the Cessna Citation Bravo ?
The purchase price for a used Cessna Citation Bravo can vary greatly depending on various factors such as year of manufacture, flight hours, condition of the aircraft and equipment. As a rule, the price for a used Cessna Citation Bravo is between €1.5 million and €3 million. Older models from 1998 can be found from 1.4 million euros, while models from 2001 are available from around 1.6 million euros. Newer jets from 2004 are available from 2.3 million euros. Zadra Aviation Charter can advise you on this and start an initial market research for you. You are welcome to contact us.
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