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Citation M2
Cessna Citation M2 Charter
The Cessna Citation M2, crafted by Cessna Aircraft Company, is a standout in the light jet category, seamlessly blending style, performance, and advanced technology. Introduced as an upgraded successor to the CJ1, the M2 is part of the prestigious Citation series, celebrated for its innovation and reliability. Designed for single-pilot operation, it boasts cruising speeds of up to 404 knots and a range of approximately 1,550 nautical miles, making it an excellent choice for short- to mid-haul luxury travel.
A key highlight of the Citation M2 is its modern avionics system, which enhances safety and operational ease. With a cabin typically configured to accommodate up to six passengers, the M2 offers a comfortable and refined atmosphere, ideal for both personal and executive travel. Its combination of performance, versatility, and comfort makes it a leading choice in the light jet category.
Citation M2 Charter Rates
Citation M2 charter rates typically range from $2,800 to $3,600 per flight hour, depending on location, aircraft age, and itinerary complexity. The M2 offers a modernized step up from the Mustang for clients seeking extra range and cabin refinement.
As a leading private jet brokerage, Global Charter offers worldwide access to a wide range of aircraft, including the Citation M2, at competitive rates with instant booking capabilities. View our full pricing breakdown below.
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Charter a Citation M2 Today
The Citation M2's design enables access to smaller airports, providing passengers with unparalleled travel flexibility and convenience. Its impressive performance, modern avionics, and spacious cabin make it a popular choice among individuals and businesses seeking a luxurious yet efficient jet charter option.
Global Charter’s offering of the Cessna Citation M2 caters to those who value a balance of comfort and performance. With its sleek design and advanced features, the M2 embodies the essence of refined aviation, delivering a premium experience without the complexities of larger jets.