- Total time
- 9,707 hr
- Year
- 1979
- Location
- Johannesburg, South Africa
Specifications
Airframe
- Total time ·
- 9,707 hr
- Seats ·
- 9
- Based at ·
- FALA
Powerplant
- Engine ·
- PRATT & WHITNEY
- Engine 1 SMOH ·
- 2357 SOH
Performance (across variants)
- Range ·
- 1,320 nm
- Service ceiling ·
- 41,000 ft
- MTOW ·
- 6,000 kg
- Passengers ·
- Up to 8
Avionics equipment
- Collins
- Efis
- Garmin
- Garmin G600
Condition
Used
Avionics
• GARMIN G600 : EFIS • Dual GARMIN GTN 750 : GPS • Sperry SPZ-500 5” Single Cue : Autopilot/FD • Collins ADF-60 : ADF • Dual Collins DME-40 : DME • Collins AA-215 : Radar Altimeter • King RDR-2000VP : Radar • RVSM Capable (currently certified) • Fairchild GA-100 : CVR • Artex C-406-2 : ELT • L3 Skywatch HP : Traffic • King KGP-560 : Terrain • Standby A/H • ADS/B In and out
Description
The Citation 1SP is the single-pilot version of the original, turbo-fan-powered business jet in, what has come to be, the successful Citation family. The original Citation, after many changes and developments, penetrated the market in 1977 due to its ability to operate out of short airfields and at modest speeds, all at a low cost. Initial changes to the design of the Citation 1 included thrust reversers, a longer wingspan (47.1 ft.) and higher operating weights, and were conducted in the last stages of development to ensure maximum competition with other similar jets of its time. Two Pratt & Whitney of Canada JT15D-1/A/B turbofan engines were chosen for the Citation 1. With each rated at 2,200 lbs. of thrust, they provide a considerable amount of power to fly the small jet. Highlights: GARMIN G600 & DUAL GTN 750 INTERIOR REFURB AND PAINT 2024 AFT BAGGAGE MOD WEIGHT UPGRADES
