Aircraft Maintenance and MRO

The Citation I traces back to the Fanjet 500 prototype announced in 1968 and certified in 1971. Aviate supports owners of this straight-wing JT15D-powered platform with maintenance planning, inspection support, and Citation-family service knowledge.

The Citation II/Bravo line expanded the original Citation concept with a stretched fuselage, single-pilot variants, and later Bravo upgrades. Aviate supports these aircraft with inspections, maintenance coordination, and Citation-focused troubleshooting.

The Model 650 family introduced swept-wing performance and informed later Citation designs. Aviate supports owners needing maintenance expertise on these legacy business jet platforms and their related systems.

The Model 560 family includes the Citation V, Ultra, Encore, and Encore+ variants. Aviate supports these aircraft with inspection scheduling, maintenance oversight, and Citation-specific repair planning.

From the original CitationJet to later CJ-series aircraft, Aviate supports operators with maintenance planning, avionics work, and inspection coordination across the CitationJet family.

The Model 526 CitationJet trainer shared significant commonality with the Model 525. Aviate keeps this rare platform represented within our Citation-family service knowledge base.

The Citation X and X+ added high-speed performance to the Citation family. Aviate supports these platforms with maintenance planning informed by experience across the broader Citation ecosystem.

The Excel family remains a major part of the midsize business jet fleet. Aviate supports Excel, XLS, and XLS+ owners with maintenance coordination, inspection support, and platform-specific service knowledge.

The Sovereign and Sovereign+ combine a larger wing with Citation lineage systems. Aviate supports these aircraft with ongoing maintenance oversight and Citation-family service depth.

The Citation Mustang remains an important entry in the very light jet market. Aviate supports owners who need Citation-family maintenance expertise and coordination.

Although the Columbus program was canceled, it remains part of the Citation story and relevant to owners researching lineage, support, and model history.

The Citation Latitude built on the Sovereign wing with a new fuselage and modern cabin. Aviate supports owners seeking Citation maintenance knowledge on this newer business jet platform.

The Citation Longitude expanded the Latitude architecture into a longer-range business jet. Aviate supports owners who need Citation-specific maintenance and operational perspective.

The Hemisphere was announced but later suspended. It remains part of the Citation family context for owners researching platform development and support history.