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Cessna is an American aircraft maker, now part of Textron Aviation of Wichita, Kansas. Its Model 208 Caravan, a single-engine, high-wing turboprop first approved by the FAA in 1984, flies as a passenger, cargo and utility airplane. Its Citation line, which began as the Fanjet 500 in 1968 and took the Citation name in 1972, is a large family of business jets, and its single-engine piston airplanes include the 150, 152, 172, 182, 206 and 210 families. This site lists the Citation I, II, S/II, III, VII, M2, CJ3+, CJ4, XLS+, Latitude, Longitude, Sovereign+, X and Mustang, and the piston families, with specifications only, no flight data. The 208 and 208B Grand Caravan share one ICAO code, C208.

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