- 17 Nov 2022
- Tony Kioussis
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Cessna Citation Bravo Jets for Sale
The Citation Bravo is a Light Jet produced by Cessna that is usually equipped to seat seven passengers. Built between 1997 and 2006, 336 units were produced (per JETNET data), and, according to Aircraft Bluebook’s Spring 2023 data, the average price ranges between $2.15m (1997 model) and $2.75m (2006 model).
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North America + Canada, United States - CO, For Sale by Hatt & Associates
- Year 2003
- S/N 550-1053
- Total Time 4388.2
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North America + Canada, United States - FL, For Sale by Fenix Aviation
- Year 2004
- S/N 550-1087
- Total Time 4051.5
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Find the latest prices, market data and asset valuations for Cessna Citation Bravo Jets from the world's leading aviation data providers - JetNet, Aircraft Blue Book and Asset Insight.
- Latest Market Data for BravoUpdated WeeklyMarket Status
- For Sale14
- Asking Price Range$1,600k - $2,950k
- Six Months Changing Average-$48k / 2.10%
- On Exclusive12
Ownership (in operation)Fleet by life cycle- Total Aircraft336
- MFR Year Range1997 - 2006
- Leased11
- Whole321
- Shared15
- Fractional0
- In Production0
- At MFR0
- In Operation309
- Retired27
- Total Aircraft336
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- Current Value RangeThe current value range covering all production years for this Make / Model based on recent transactions, including Comparable Aircraft Models.$2.1m - $2.4m
- Asset Quality RatingDescribes the present average maintenance quality for all production years for this Make / Model based on the standardized Asset Insight Index Scale ranging from - 2.500 (worst) to 10.000 (best).6.510
- ETP RatioThe Maintenance Exposure to Ask Price Ratio is an indicator of an aircraft’s marketability. When the ETP Ratio is greater than 40%, a listed aircraft’s Days on Market increase.49.65%
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bluebook-black-logo - Latest Price Guide for BravoUpdated QuarterlyPre-Owned Price GuideProduction YearUS $
- 20022.35 million
- 20032.45 million
- 20042.55 million
- 20052.65 million
- 20062.75 million
- Latest Aircraft Specification for BravoUpdated QuarterlyCessna Citation Bravo SpecificationsRange NM1720Range – Seats Full N.M.1290MTOW LBS14800B.O.W W/Crew LBS9375Payload - Full Fuel LBS801Normal Cruise Speed KTAS405L/Range Cruise Speed KTAS335Cabin Height FT4.70Cabin Width FT4.80Cabin Length FT15.75Cabin Volume CU FT292Baggage Vol.Ext CU FT28Seats Executive7Crew / Passengers2Door Height FT4.25Door Width FT2.00Balanced Field Length FT4200Landing Dist FT4295Engine ManufacturerPratt & Whitney CanadaEngine ModelPW530AEngines2R.O.C All Engines FT PER MIN3190R.O.C 1 x Engine Out FT PER MIN845Useable Fuel LBS4824All data courtesy of Conklin & de Decker
Cessna Citation Bravo Jet Snapshot
Matt Harris - Editor, AvBuyer magazine
The Cessna Citation Bravo replaced the Citation II jet. Although built on the basic airframe, this light jet is powered by PW530A engines, and the standard avionics suite is Honeywell's Primus 1000 glass cockpit. Typically configured for seven passengers, the Bravo flies and climbs quicker, and covers more distance.
What makes the Citation Bravo stand out?
Providing balance between performance and cost, the Citation Bravo replaced the popular Citation II/IISP jets, and included the more powerful and fuel efficient Pratt & Whitney PW530A engines, which resulted in a higher cruise speed and longer range up to 1,720nm. The flight deck was updated with the Honeywell’s Primus EFIS system, while the cabin is based on the Citation Ultra’s comfortable design.
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