1979 Cessna Citation ISP
Description
The Cessna Citation ISP is a light business jet developed by Cessna Aircraft. It was introduced in 1979 and is a development of the earlier Citation I. It was the first twin-engined jet from Cessna and is powered by two Garrett TFE731-2 turbofans. It was designed to provide more speed and range than the Citation I while still being relatively inexpensive to operate. It can carry up to eight passengers and features a large cabin with a flat floor. The Citation ISP is also known for its excellent performance, with a maximum cruise speed of 470 knots and a range of up to 1,890 nautical miles.
Features
- Total Time: 8822
- ENGINE(S):
- Engine 1
- JT15D-1A
- S/N 76372
- 8,744 TSN
- 7,815 CSN
- 2,845 SMOH
- 99 Since Hot Section Inspection
- Engine 2
- S/N 76534
- 9,749TSN
- 9,563 CSN
- 3,190 SMOH
- 1,438 Since Hot Section Inspection
- AVIONICS:
- ADSB
- AUTO-PILOT: Sperry SPZ-500 IFCS
- ADF: Collins ADF-206
- COMM: Dual Garmin 430’s
- RADAR ALT: Dual Sperry AA215
- RADAR: Bendix RDR 1100
- DME: Collins DME-40
- NAV: Dual Collins VIR-30
- TRANSPONDER: Dual Garmin’s
- ADDITIONAL:
- RVSM
- Shadin Air Data Computer
- Lead Acid Batteries STC
- Dual Flight Directors
- ELT 406 AF
- Standby Horizon
- Rosen Sun Shades
- 3rd Standby Altimeter/Encoder
- Freon AC
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