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Cessna Citation Sovereign (N518KB)

Enviado hace 6 años

10 of N518KB 2931 of C680 61 at KLCI

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CHRIS ROBEYhace 6 años

She's one of the new Latitudes. Different nose section and windscreen to the Sovereign. Tail is the same C680.

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sam kumineczhace 6 años

Chris your correct, less windows, deeper fuselage as well. Code is C68A

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CHRIS ROBEYhace 6 años

Cheers Sam. I always liked the look of the original Sovereign. Still getting used to the look of the Latitude! I just read someplace where Cessna just delivered the 100th Latitude..

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sam kumineczhace 6 años

Chris I agree, from a distance they look similar, especially since new sovereigns have the winglets, for such a large aircraft (wingspan similar to G4) it can rotate and climb like a 172, seen one take off in under 1300ft last week.

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Bernhard Reimerhace 6 años

This one belongs to Kyle Busch!

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Chris Collinsworthhace 5 años

I'm guessing this is Kyle Busch jet?

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Cessna Citation Sovereign (N518KB)

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