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Citation Latitude vs Gulfstream G150

A head-to-head look at two of the most-chartered aircraft in the midsize jet class.

Cessna Citation Latitude

CESSNA

Cessna Citation Latitude

The Citation Latitude offers a true six-foot flat-floor cabin — usually the preserve of super-midsize jets — at midsize operating costs. Nine passengers fly in stand-up comfort across Europe, transcontinental US or the Mediterranean.

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Gulfstream G150

GULFSTREAM / IAI

Gulfstream G150

The Gulfstream G150 brought wide-body comfort to the midsize segment — 3,000 nm range, a cabin wider than the Citation XLS and Hawker 900XP, and Gulfstream's renowned finish quality.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Side-by-side specifications

METRICCitation LatitudeGulfstream G150
Passengers98
Range2,700 nm3,000 nm
Cruise speedMach 0.80Mach 0.85
Cabin height6'0"5'9"
Cabin width6'5"5'9"
Baggage127 cu ft80 cu ft
Runway3,580 ft5,000 ft

Cessna Citation Latitude — strengths

  • Class-leading cabin altitude (5,950 ft)
  • Stand-up cabin at midsize prices
  • Garmin G5000 avionics

Gulfstream G150 — strengths

  • Widest cabin in midsize class
  • Transatlantic-capable on select routes
  • Lower hourly cost than G200

CHARTER PRICING

Indicative pricing

CESSNA CITATION LATITUDE
Geneva → Mykonosfrom €11,900
Miami → New Yorkfrom $13,500
GULFSTREAM G150
Miami → Cabo San Lucasfrom $26,800
Geneva → Athensfrom CHF 22,400

All-inclusive indicative one-way pricing. Confirmed quote in 10 minutes.

EXPERT VERDICT

Two closely-matched midsize jets — the right pick depends entirely on the mission, not the spec sheet.

The Citation Latitude pulls ahead on cabin comfort, group capacity and airport access; the Gulfstream G150 answers with range / non-stop reach and speed & block time. Both sit in the midsize jet class, so charter pricing is broadly aligned — let the use case (range, group size, airport pair) drive the final call.

Range / non-stop reach

Gulfstream G150

3,000 nm of range — the better choice for transcontinental and intercontinental missions.

Cabin comfort

Citation Latitude

Taller and/or wider cabin (6'0" × 6'5") — better for long flights and stand-up movement.

Group capacity

Citation Latitude

Seats up to 9 — the right pick when the manifest grows.

Airport access

Citation Latitude

Shorter 3,580 ft balanced-field requirement — opens up restricted alpine, island and city-adjacent airfields.

Speed & block time

Gulfstream G150

Cruise of Mach 0.85 — shaves meaningful minutes off every long leg.

Verdict based on published manufacturer specifications, charter market data and Limitless Sky brokerage experience.

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CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE

Top reasons to choose — and who each aircraft is best for

A tailored summary for the Citation Latitude and Gulfstream G150: the deciding reasons in this matchup, plus the buyer archetypes each aircraft serves best.

CESSNA

Top reasons to choose the Citation Latitude

  • Bigger cabin envelope (6'0" tall × 6'5" wide) than the Gulfstream G150 — meaningful difference on flights over three hours.
  • Seats up to 9 passengers vs 8 on the Gulfstream G150 — better for full-group charters and family travel.
  • Lands in 3,580 ft balanced field — accesses short, restricted and city-adjacent airports the Gulfstream G150 cannot.
  • 127 cu ft of baggage volume — fits ski, golf and extended-stay luggage that crowds the Gulfstream G150.
  • Class-leading cabin altitude (5,950 ft)

BEST FOR

  • Larger party charters

    Up to 9 seats vs 8 on the Gulfstream G150 — the natural pick when the manifest grows last-minute.

  • Short-field departures

    3,580 ft balanced field unlocks airports the Gulfstream G150 cannot use, putting passengers closer to the door.

  • Stand-up cross-Europe travel

    Flat-floor cabin for 3–4 hour legs with full bar and lavatory.

  • 8-seat board offsites

    Comfortable double-club layout for executive teams.

GULFSTREAM / IAI

Top reasons to choose the Gulfstream G150

  • Reaches 3,000 nm non-stop — 11% more range than the Citation Latitude, opening city pairs that would otherwise need a tech stop.
  • Cruises at Mach 0.85, trimming block time on every leg vs the Citation Latitude (Mach 0.80).
  • Widest cabin in midsize class
  • Transatlantic-capable on select routes
  • Lower hourly cost than G200

BEST FOR

  • Longer non-stop reach

    When the mission is on the edge of the Citation Latitude's envelope, the 3,000 nm legs of the Gulfstream G150 keep reserves intact.

  • Stand-up cross-Europe travel

    Flat-floor cabin for 3–4 hour legs with full bar and lavatory.

  • 8-seat board offsites

    Comfortable double-club layout for executive teams.

  • US transcontinental

    Non-stop east-coast to west-coast missions with full payload.

PROS & CONS

Honest assessment

CESSNA

Cessna Citation Latitude

PROS

  • +Class-leading cabin altitude (5,950 ft)
  • +Stand-up cabin at midsize prices
  • +Garmin G5000 avionics
  • +Carries up to 9 passengers vs 8 on the Gulfstream G150 — better for larger groups.
  • +Taller cabin (6'0") than the Gulfstream G150 — easier to move around on long flights.
  • +Wider cabin (6'5") makes a meaningful difference at the shoulders vs the Gulfstream G150.

CONS

  • Shorter range than the Gulfstream G150 (2,700 nm vs 3,000 nm) — may require a tech stop on long sectors.
  • Slightly slower in cruise than the Gulfstream G150 (Mach 0.80 vs Mach 0.85).

GULFSTREAM / IAI

Gulfstream G150

PROS

  • +Widest cabin in midsize class
  • +Transatlantic-capable on select routes
  • +Lower hourly cost than G200
  • +Longer legs than the Citation Latitude (3,000 nm vs 2,700 nm) — fewer fuel stops on intercontinental missions.
  • +Faster cruise (Mach 0.85) trims block time on every leg vs the Citation Latitude.

CONS

  • Maximum 8-seat layout is tight if you regularly travel with more than 8 — the Citation Latitude adds 1 seat.
  • Lower ceiling than the Citation Latitude (5'9" vs 6'0") — stand-up movement is restricted.
  • Needs more runway than the Citation Latitude (5,000 ft vs 3,580 ft) — fewer short-field options.
  • Tighter baggage capacity than the Citation Latitude (80 cu ft vs 127 cu ft).

REAL-WORLD MISSIONS

Which aircraft for which mission

Four scenarios our charter desk sees regularly — and which of these two we would actually quote.

SCENARIO 01

Eight-person sales roadshow across three European capitals in two days

OUR PICKCitation Latitude

Larger cabin seats the full group (9).

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SCENARIO 02

Family of six on a 1,500 nm leisure trip with stand-up cabin needs

OUR PICKCitation Latitude

Larger cabin seats the full group (9).

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SCENARIO 03

Coast-to-coast US transcon with full passenger load

OUR PICKCitation Latitude

Curated example: London → Ibiza sits in the Citation Latitude's sweet spot.

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SCENARIO 04

Long-weekend group charter to Marrakech with extra baggage

OUR PICKCitation Latitude

Larger cabin seats the full group (9).

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ROUTE RECOMMENDATIONS

Best pick per route

ROUTEDISTANCERECOMMENDEDWHY
London → Moscow1,500 nmGulfstream G150Both reach it, but the longer-legged option keeps more fuel reserves for weather and routing changes.
Geneva → Marrakech1,250 nmGulfstream G150Both reach it, but the longer-legged option keeps more fuel reserves for weather and routing changes.
Teterboro → Aspen1,580 nmGulfstream G150Both reach it, but the longer-legged option keeps more fuel reserves for weather and routing changes.
Paris → Cairo1,800 nmGulfstream G150Both reach it, but the longer-legged option keeps more fuel reserves for weather and routing changes.

Distances are great-circle approximations; actual fuel planning accounts for winds, weather and reserves.

FAQ

Citation Latitude vs Gulfstream G150 — frequently asked

Citation Latitude vs Gulfstream G150: which has the longer range?OPEN

The Cessna Citation Latitude has a published range of 2,700 nm; the Gulfstream G150 is rated at 3,000 nm. The longer-range aircraft opens up more non-stop city pairs without a tech stop.

Which is faster — Citation Latitude or Gulfstream G150?OPEN

Cruise speeds are Mach 0.80 for the Cessna Citation Latitude and Mach 0.85 for the Gulfstream G150. On a Geneva → Mykonos-style mission the faster aircraft typically saves 10–25 minutes block time.

How many passengers does each aircraft carry?OPEN

The Cessna Citation Latitude seats 9; the Gulfstream G150 seats 8. Charter prices below assume a typical executive layout — high-density configurations are available on request.

What does it cost to charter the Cessna Citation Latitude vs the Gulfstream G150?OPEN

Indicative one-way pricing on a benchmark mission: Cessna Citation Latitude from from €11,900, Gulfstream G150 from from $26,800. Confirmed quote in 10 minutes — pricing varies with empty-leg availability, season and routing.

Which aircraft is better for transatlantic or long-range missions?OPEN

Both belong to the Midsize Jet category, but range, payload and runway performance differ. See the route-recommendations table on this page for our specific pick per corridor.

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