Cessna Citation M2

Cessna Citation M2 – The Perfect Light Jet for Short-Haul Luxury Travel

Inside, passengers can enjoy a cabin height of 1.45 m (4.9 ft), providing a spacious feel for a light jet. The Citation M2 typically offers cold catering, as it does not come equipped with an oven for warm meals. However, depending on the operator, limited warm catering options may be available.

For those seeking a fast, comfortable, and cost-efficient private jet experience, the Cessna Citation M2 is a top choice, combining modern avionics with a luxurious cabin for short-haul business and leisure travel.

How Much Does It Cost to Charter a Cessna Citation M2 in Europe?

In Europe, the average charter price per flight hour for a Cessna Citation M2 ranges between €6,488 and €7,136. The exact price depends on factors such as:

✅ Departure and arrival locations
✅ Airport fees and handling charges
✅ Availability and seasonality
✅ One-way vs. round-trip flights

For real-time pricing and charter availability, contact Zadra Aviation Charter today!

We love to offer the M2 for clients with higher expectations, as it features one of the latest avionics systems and a modern interior. However, it can be slightly more expensive than other jets in its category, which tend to be older.

Cessna Citation M2 Purchase Price – How Much Does a Used Model Cost?

The Cessna Citation M2 is a top choice in the light jet category, offering a perfect blend of speed, efficiency, and luxury. If you're considering buying a pre-owned Citation M2, understanding the price range in euros (€) is crucial.

How Much Does a Used Cessna Citation M2 Cost?

The market price for a used Citation M2 varies based on year of manufacture, total flight hours, maintenance records, and overall condition. In Europe, you can expect the following price ranges:

• 2013 models: Starting from €3.0 million (approx. $3.3 million)
• 2018 models: Around €3.5 million (approx. $3.8 million)
• 2021 and newer models: Up to €4.6 million (approx. $5 million)
Why Invest in a Cessna Citation M2?

The Citation M2 is ideal for short- to mid-range flights, featuring:

• Seating for up to 5 passengers
• Cruise speed of 748 km/h (465 mph)
• Range of 2,871 km (1,550 NM) – Perfect for routes like London to Rome or Paris to Ibiza
• Cost-efficient operations compared to larger jets

Is Now a Good Time to Buy?

With the rising demand for private jets, the Citation M2 remains a highly sought-after aircraft in the pre-owned market. Whether for business or personal use, it offers an excellent balance between performance, affordability, and operating costs.
For current listings and expert buying advice, contact a Zadra Aviation Charter today!

Cessna Citation M2 Runway Requirements for Takeoff and Landing

Whether for private use or commercial charter flights, understanding the required runway lengths for takeoff and landing is essential for flight planning.

Runway Length Required for Takeoff
Under optimal conditions, the Cessna Citation M2 requires a minimum takeoff distance of approximately 978 meters (3,210 feet). However, several variables can affect this requirement, including:

✅ Weather conditions (wind speed, temperature, humidity)
✅ Runway surface (dry, wet, or icy)
✅ Elevation (higher altitudes require longer takeoff distances)
✅ Payload (number of passengers, fuel load, baggage weight)

Runway Length Required for LandingThe landing distance for a Citation M2 under optimal conditions is approximately 823 meters (2,700 feet). However, the actual requirement may vary depending on:

✅ Runway conditions (dry asphalt vs. wet or grass runways)
✅ Approach speed and braking efficiency
✅ Wind direction and strength

Private Use Versus Commercial Charter Flights

For private use, the required takeoff and landing distances are often significantly shorter than for commercial charter flights. This is because insurance regulations for private flights tend to be more flexible, allowing operations from shorter runways when conditions are suitable. In contrast, charter operators must adhere to stricter safety margins and may require longer runways to comply with aviation regulations and insurance policies.