Citation X+

The Citation X+ is a paramount long-range medium business jet, an upgraded version of the Model 750 Citation X. Introduced from 2013, the Citation X+ set speed records, reaching Mach 0.935, making it one of the fastest civil aircraft globally. The upgrade included new Rolls-Royce AE3007C2 engines, Garmin auto-throttles, elliptical winglets, and a longer fuselage, resulting in greater speed, increased payload, and longer range.

The manufacturer, Cessna, is an indispensable name in aviation, based in Wichita, Kansas. Cessna Aircraft Company has a history rooted in pioneering aviation, and its Citation family of business jets is foundational to the private jet market.

Maintenance access to this aircraft is critical. For instance, adjustable deck platforms and Super Service Stands provide access to the Wing & Engine Pylon section for work on the engine body, fan, or compressor. Platforms are also vital for the Nose Section, ensuring technicians can reach the radome and nose avionics, or for maintaining the Landing Gear (NLG and MLG). Modular Stepover Platforms facilitate access over obstacles to reach areas like the Middle Fuselage/Wing Box area for fuel tank maintenance or the AFT Fuselage for APU compartments.