Fleet Size & Availability
As of March 18, 2026, there is just 1 Citation Longitude aircraft for sale, representing 0.6% of the fleet—an exceptionally low availability level even by large-cabin standards.
Inventory has steadily compressed over the past six months, declining from 4 aircraft in September and October to just 1 aircraft currently, where it has remained since January. This sustained reduction reflects strong absorption and limited willingness among owners to bring aircraft to market, particularly given the platform’s operational performance and positioning.
The Longitude market is currently operating in a highly supply-constrained environment, where available opportunities are extremely limited.
Market Listings
The sole aircraft currently on the market is asking $30.0M, positioning it at the upper end of the model’s value spectrum.
Given the limited sample size, pricing transparency is reduced; however, the current ask suggests continued seller confidence and a willingness to test the upper bounds of the market.
Average days on market for active listings is 140 days, indicating that even in a constrained inventory environment, pricing alignment remains critical to successful execution.
Sales Activity (Last 6 Months)
A total of 11 aircraft have sold over the past six months, including 6 off-market transactions, representing 7.1% of the fleet. Sold prices ranged from $17.3M to $25.5M, reflecting meaningful variation based on year of manufacture, total time, specification, and transaction structure.
Transaction activity peaked in November with 6 closed sales, followed by 1 sale in September, 1 in October, 1 in December, 2 in January, and no recorded sales in February.
Aircraft that traded averaged 269 days on market, indicating that while demand is present, transaction timelines can be extended due to the complexity and selectivity of buyers in this segment.
Key Takeaways
• Extremely constrained inventory (0.6%), creating a seller-favorable environment
• High reliance on off-market transactions, accounting for over half of recent sales
• Wide pricing dispersion, reflecting variability in aircraft specification and deal structure
• Longer transaction timelines, typical of large-cabin acquisition dynamics
• Seller confidence remains strong, as evidenced by current asking levels
Key Insight
The Citation Longitude market is currently defined by scarcity and opacity.
With virtually no inventory available and a significant portion of transactions occurring off-market, pricing discovery is less transparent and highly dependent on individual deal dynamics. While demand remains solid, particularly among experienced operators and fleet buyers, transactions require targeted sourcing and disciplined execution.
For sellers, this environment presents an opportunity to capitalize on limited competition, while buyers must rely on access, relationships, and proactive market engagement to secure available aircraft.
