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Cessna Citation CJ3 Gen2 Makes NBAA-BACE Show Debut

The CJ3 Gen2 appeared at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas, where Textron Aviation product development vice president Jimmy Beeson discussed the aircraft in an Aviation Week video.

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The Cessna Citation CJ3 Gen2 made its show debut at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas. In a video from Aviation Week, Jimmy Beeson, identified as Textron Aviation’s vice president for product development, speaks with editor Michael Bruno inside the aircraft.

The CJ3 Gen2 made its show debut at NBAA-BACE in Las Vegas.

What has been confirmed

The supplied source describes the CJ3 Gen2’s NBAA-BACE appearance and the interview with Beeson. These details are unconfirmed in the fact set and are not identified there as official confirmation. The source also attributes comments to Beeson describing the Gen2 as a newer iteration of the CJ3 family and discussing its future direction; those comments are unconfirmed as well.

Why it matters

A show debut gives business-aviation professionals and prospective customers a chance to see a new CJ3-family version at an industry event. The source does not provide performance figures, cabin specifications, pricing, or delivery timing.

FlyMarshall context

NBAA-BACE brings business-aviation manufacturers, operators, and customers together in Las Vegas. For travelers considering a light business jet, details such as cabin layout, range, and operating costs help clarify how an aircraft fits a particular mission; the supplied source does not state those CJ3 Gen2 details.

What happens next

The source describes Beeson discussing the CJ3 Gen2’s future direction, but the fact set gives no specific future plans, delivery schedule, or additional specifications.

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