Citation Mustang
3,110 ft — the shortest takeoff of any very light jet we charter.
4
Passengers
630 km/h
Maximum speed
136 cm
Cabin height
Drinks and snacks
Catering
No
Cabin attendant
Yes
Lavatory
Up to 4 bags
Baggage
Very Light Jet
Category
The Citation Mustang gets airborne in 3,110 ft, and nothing else in this class does it in less. Runway data is complete for all four very light jets, so that is a ranking against the whole category rather than against the aircraft that happen to have a figure recorded. The Phenom 100 follows at 3,199 ft and the HondaJet needs 3,491. For a charterer choosing on airfield access rather than on cabin, that ordering is the decision, and the Mustang sits at the front of it.
Everything else about the aircraft describes the floor of the category. Four seats, a 118 in cabin at 55 in wide and 53.5 in high, 1,150 nm of range and 340 kt — the smallest and the slowest figures among the four, in every case. Fifty-seven cubic feet of baggage across four bags is the exception, and it is more hold than the Citation M2 carries. Production has ended. This is the least aircraft in the fleet that is still a jet, and specified for two or three passengers on a short sector into a constrained field, being that is exactly the point.
The shortest runway of the four
3,110 ft on takeoff
The shortest of all four very light jets — complete data, not a partial ranking.
57 cu ft across four bags
More baggage volume than the Citation M2 carries.
The entry point
Four seats and 1,150 nm — the smallest jet proposition in the fleet.