Cessna Citation Latitude interior cabin size, seat map and 3D tour

21 ft 9 in long, 6 ft 5 in wide and 6 ft high, with 127 cubic feet of baggage space, as the manufacturer publishes it. Cabin length is usually measured from the cockpit divider to the aft pressure bulkhead or baggage door, so it includes the galley and lavatory.

Yes. At 6 ft the Citation Latitude cabin is right at 6 ft, so most adults can stand and walk the aisle upright. The floor is 6 ft 5 in wide at its widest.

The Citation Latitude is published for up to 9 passengers. A typical executive completion seats 9, arranged as a club of four facing seats and a pair of forward-facing seats. Owners choose their own completion, so a given aircraft may seat fewer in larger seats or carry a divan that converts to a bed.

Yes. The typical layout has belted lavatory. A belted lavatory seat can be certified for takeoff and landing, which is why some seat counts include it.

Typical 9-passenger layout: a forward two-place divan, a club of four, two aft seats, and a belted seat in the aft lavatory. This page shows 2 seat maps: switch between them above the comparison. Every aircraft is completed to its owner's order, so these are representative layouts, not any one aircraft's.

The Citation Latitude cabin is the same width as the Citation Longitude's, the same height and 3 ft 5 in shorter (6 ft high, 6 ft 5 in wide, 21 ft 9 in long against 6 ft, 6 ft 5 in, 25 ft 2 in).

It is Radar's illustration of the type, built from the published cabin length, width and height with a representative 6-seat layout for its size. Seats, materials and monuments differ from aircraft to aircraft. No manufacturer artwork, photographs or logos are used.