Tails, Cessna Citation III/VI/VII, 203 aircraft

Every Citation III/VI/VII, by tail number

Each one with a free record: how hard it has been flown against every other Citation III/VI/VII. Pick up to five to put side by side.

The middle Citation III/VI/VII flew about 93 hours in the twelve months to 31 July 2026. Named aircraft are shown a week behind.

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Every tail.

Every Citation III/VI/VII with a free record, by registration. Tick up to five to compare them side by side.

203 aircraft, by registration

Every Cessna Citation III/VI/VII listed, by registration
CompareRegistrationFree record
XB-RUAFree record for XB-RUA
XB-SLJFree record for XB-SLJ
XC-CFEFree record for XC-CFE

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The free record shows how hard an aircraft has been flown, and needs no account. The report goes chapter by chapter.

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Prices in US dollars. Every tail’s free record is open without an account.Terms and refunds
How many Citation III/VI/VIIs do you track?

203 have a free record. This list shows every one, by registration; each record compares that aircraft with the rest of the fleet.

How many hours does a typical Citation III/VI/VII fly?

The middle aircraft of the fleet flew about 93 hours in the twelve months to 31 July 2026, estimated from time in the air. Half the fleet flew more, half less.

Why don’t you show where each aircraft is based?

We publish information about aircraft, not people. Bases, owners and the time of day of flights are never shown publicly, and pages about one aircraft run a week behind.

Can I compare several of these aircraft?

Yes. Tick up to five and open them side by side in Spotlight, which comes with Unlimited.