Cessna Citation Sovereign+ Private Jet Charter

About the Cessna Citation Sovereign+

The best updates change only what should change. When Cessna introduced the Citation Sovereign+ in 2013, it left the airframe's well-liked fundamentals alone and concentrated on two specific improvements: elliptical winglets that extended range and high-altitude efficiency, and an all-glass Garmin G5000 flight deck that brought the cockpit a full generation forward. The result is the same trusted platform, sharpened exactly where sharpening pays.

The winglets are the headline because they show up on every leg. By cutting drag at cruise, they extended the type's reach to 5,741 km — enough to fly Geneva to the Gulf, London to Cairo, Paris deep into North Africa with up to twelve passengers — while lowering fuel burn per kilometre against the version before it. The new avionics added touchscreen flight management and the situational awareness operators expect of current aircraft, without disturbing the handling pilots already trusted.

At around €7,800 per flight hour, the Sovereign+ sits in the super-midsize value band while delivering the efficiency and cockpit modernity of an aircraft a decade newer than its bones. For clients who care that an update added capability rather than just model-year, the + is the proof: a strong platform, kept genuinely current by changing only what deserved to change.

Performance Excellence

Twelve passengers, 5,741 km of range, 848 km/h cruise — figures the Sovereign+'s elliptical winglets extended over the preceding version by cutting cruise drag, with measurable per-kilometre fuel savings at the high altitudes the type favours. Two Pratt & Whitney PW306D engines deliver the thrust with the maintenance maturity of a long-running platform, and the Garmin G5000 touchscreen flight deck brought the cockpit a full generation forward. Field performance keeps challenging and shorter runways in the dispatch envelope. At roughly €7,800 per flight hour, the Sovereign+ charges super-midsize value money for the efficiency and avionics of an aircraft a decade newer than its proven structure — the right things changed, and only those.

Cabin Comfort

The Sovereign+ cabin kept what worked and modernised what dated. The flat-floor, stand-up interior seats up to twelve across a double-club arrangement, and the proportions that made the platform a dependable choice carried through unchanged — because the update's job was the airframe and avionics, not a redrawn cabin.

What the refresh did bring inside was contemporary: updated cabin-management electronics, lighting and connectivity provisioning that aged better than the version before it, and finish materials chosen to read as current. Cabin altitude stays low for the class, the galley supports hot service across the type's long sectors, and the aft lavatory is full-size and private. The externally accessed baggage hold absorbs the needs of a full cabin. The experience the Sovereign+ delivers is the quiet competence of a mature design with its rough edges already sanded smooth — a cabin that does not announce itself but works without friction across the four-and-five-hour legs it flies best, while the winglets overhead ensure those legs end with comfortable reserves.

High-speed WiFi keeps you connected throughout your flight, allowing you to work or stay in touch. A full galley enables fresh catering service during your journey. A private lavatory ensures comfort on longer flights.

Why Choose the Citation Sovereign+?

• Efficiency: Optimized fuel consumption at — liters per hour
• Reliability: Powered by proven jet engines
• Flexibility: Access to major airports worldwide
• Comfort: Pressurization altitude of 0 ft for a more comfortable cabin environment

Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, the Citation Sovereign+ delivers an exceptional private aviation experience.