The Citation Longitude continues to establish itself as one of the premier aircraft in the super-midsize segment. Combining transcontinental range, a flat-floor stand-up cabin, Garmin G5000 avionics, and class-leading operating economics, demand remains exceptionally strong. Inventory has been extremely limited throughout 2026, and while listings have increased modestly entering July, the market remains firmly tilted in favor of sellers.
Fleet Size and Availability
There are currently 3 Citation Longitude aircraft available worldwide, representing just 1.8% of the global fleet.
Inventory remained remarkably tight at only one aircraft available from January through May before increasing to three aircraft in June. Even with that increase, buyers continue to have very few options, making the Longitude one of the most supply-constrained aircraft in its class.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $17.995 million to $30.0 million, with active listings averaging 101 days on market.
The wide pricing spread reflects differences in aircraft vintage, total time, equipment packages, maintenance program enrollment, connectivity upgrades, and overall pedigree. Late-production aircraft with low utilization and premium options continue to command significant pricing premiums over earlier examples.
Sales Activity
Over the past six months, 2 Citation Longitude aircraft sold, including 1 off-market transaction, representing 1.2% of the global fleet.
Reported sales ranged from $22.1 million to $23.0 million, with sold aircraft averaging 401 days on market. While that marketing time appears lengthy, it likely reflects a combination of earlier listings that remained on the market before closing and the limited number of total transactions. With such a small sample size, individual sales can significantly influence the overall averages.
Key Takeaways
• Only 3 Citation Longitude aircraft are currently available worldwide.
• Inventory remains exceptionally tight at just 1.8% of the global fleet.
• Active asking prices range from $17.995 million to $30.0 million.
• 2 aircraft sold over the past six months, including 1 off-market transaction.
• Recent reported sales occurred between $22.1 million and $23.0 million.
Key Insight
The Citation Longitude continues to benefit from an exceptionally balanced supply-and-demand environment. Buyers face very limited inventory, while sellers of well-equipped, low-time aircraft remain in a strong negotiating position. Although recent transaction volume has been modest, the scarcity of available aircraft continues to support pricing, making the Longitude one of the healthiest late-model business jet markets heading into the second half of 2026.
