Gallery: Citation X
Exterior
The X in the air 1
The X in the air 2
The X in the air 3
The X in the air 4
The X in the air 5
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Exterior Features
It's no coincidence that the world's fastest business aircraft is also the world's most aerodynamically advanced. As a result, even at high-cruise power settings, the Citation X's fuel consumption is comparable to other, much slower aircraft in its weight class. Day-to-day, you'll use as much fuel as slower airplanes with smaller cabins. And you'll arrive at your destination much sooner.
The The X Wings
The AE3007C1
Rolls-Royce
Engines
The Baggage
Compartment
The Airframe
Interior
It doesn't feel like a midsized business jet inside. That's because it isn't. The Citation X opens up a whole new aircraft category - with the most spacious and stunningly attractive cabin ever created for a Citation. The full-length stand-up aisle stretches 24 feet. And each Citation X interior is unique; individually crafted to suit the specific requirements of the owner. Each is outfitted to make every trip both as pleasurable and as productive as possible.
Cabin
Vanity &
Dressing Area
Galley
Communications,
Entertainment
& Information Centre
Cockpit & Avionics
To step into the front office of the Citation X is to get a preview of the 21st Century. The panel is dominated by the five 7 x 8-inch screens of the Honeywell Primus 2000 autopilot/flight director system. Dual flight management systems with GPS are standard. Even the crew seats are technologically advanced, ergonomically designed for long-range comfort.
EICAS (Engine
Indication and
Crew Alerting
System) Display
Cockpit Panoramic
View
EVS (Enhanced
Vision System)
Duel FMS
(Flight Management
System)