Cessna Citation X Luftwaffe This single-seat aircraft is specially

This single-seat aircraft is specially designed for attack and defense suppression

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Cessna Citation X Luftwaffe This single-seat aircraft is speciallyCitation XX airplane model. The Citation X is Cessna's largest, fastest and longest range aircraft yet, and Cessna claims it to be the fastest civil transport in service other than the supersonic Concorde. The Citation X (as in the Roman numeral, not the letter, and Cessna's Model 750) is also the largest member of business aviation's biggest corporate jet family, the Citation series. Cessna announced that it was developing the Citation X in October