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Over the past 75 years, Cessna Aircraft Company has established itself as the worldwide
leader in general aviation by consistently introducing new products that redefine standards
for aircraft design. In 2002, Cessna again raised the bar by introducing two new business
jets designed to broaden the market and make these aircraft accessible to a new category
of customer.
The Citation Mustang, a breakthrough entry-level jet, provides more speed, range and
altitude capability than currently offered by any single- or multi-engine piston or turboprop
aircraft – all at 40% less than the lowest-priced business jet in the market today.
The new Citation CJ3 incorporates many features of the immensely popular Citation CJ1 and
CJ2, and offers greater speed, range and comfort.
Though the company anticipated positive market reaction, the introduction of the Mustang
and CJ3 surpassed projections with unprecedented initial customer demand. Entering 2003,
the Citation Mustang and the CJ3 accounted for $1.7 billion in new orders.
Reaching New Heights in Aviation
Cessna Aircraft Company
continued a tradition of
market leadership
with the highly successful
introduction of two
groundbreaking business
jets, the Citation CJ3 and
the Citation Mustang.