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Cessna Citation Excel

N787TY

Registry record

Year
2011
Seats
7
Class
Midsize Jet
Builder
Cessna

Operated by

Aero Charter, Inc.

Chesterfield, MO · KSUS

Performance vs class

The Cessna Citation Excel against the average of 33 midsize jet types in the US charter fleet.

Cessna Citation ExcelClass avg

Cruise speed

-5% vs class

430 kts
453 kts

Range

-16% vs class

1,960 nm
2,336 nm

Passenger seats

-22% vs class

7 pax
9 pax

Published type figures; this airframe's configuration may differ.

Nonstop reach from KSUS

With 1,960 nm of published range, N787TY flies nonstop well past the edges of this map from its home base at Spirit of St Louis Airport — including San Francisco (1,492 nm), Las Vegas (1,176 nm) and Miami (933 nm).

  • Cessna Citation Excel · 1,960 nm range ring
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What real trips cost

KSUSKSFO

St LouisSan Francisco

$38,000$53,500

1,492 nm · ≈3 h 50 m · one way

KSUSKLAS

St LouisLas Vegas

$31,000$43,000

1,176 nm · ≈3 h 05 m · one way

KSUSKMIA

St LouisMiami

$25,000$35,500

933 nm · ≈2 h 30 m · one way

Estimated from the midsize jet rate card ($10,000–$14,000/hr) and great-circle distance — before positioning, fees, and catering. Run your own route.

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Flight activity

Live position and the last 7 days of tracked flying for N787TY.

Cabin & comfort

Stand-up cabin, lavatory, 7–9 passengers.

Height
~5'8"
Width
~5'10"
Length
~17 ft
Baggage
70–100 cu ft

Charter the Cessna Citation Excel

N787TY is a 2011 Cessna Cessna Citation Excel, midsize jet class, operated by Aero Charter, Inc. out of Chesterfield, MO. With roughly 1,960 nm of range at 430 kts cruise, it is a workhorse for domestic business routes. The US charter fleet counts 136 Cessna Citation Excels across 56 operators.

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