Cessna Mustang

Cessna Citation Mustang Dan Moore
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Key Takeaways:

  • The Cessna Mustang features an advanced Garmin G1000 avionics suite, including multiple flat-panel displays, a large multifunction display (MFD) with XM Weather (Nexrad) and topographical mapping, and comprehensive system monitoring.
  • Its modern design incorporates low-drag engine mounting pylons and ventral fins for enhanced aerodynamic performance and stall characteristics, alongside distinctive elliptical windows that offer passengers excellent views.
  • Described as a "delight" to fly, the aircraft integrates contemporary features such as long-lived LED external lighting.
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Three flat-panel displays of the Garmin G1000 fill the panel. Note the big 15-inch multifunction display (MFD) in the center. Robert Goyer
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The Mustang cabin door is a rectangle while other Citation doors taper at the bottom. Robert Goyer
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The very long engine mounting pylon reflects the latest in low-drag design.
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We fly the new Cessna Mustang over the course of two days and are happy to report it is a delight. Dan Moore
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The Garmin G1000 display. Robert Goyer
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All external lights are long-lived LEDs, including the anti-collision “strobes.” Dan Moore
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The very long engine mounting pylon reflects the latest in low-drag design. Dan Moore
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A CAS message in the lower left corner of the MFD in the photo reminds that the pitot-static heat has not yet been turned on, though other systems are set and normal. Robert Goyer
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The photo shows snow returns on the Nexrad picture delivered by XM Weather. Robert Goyer
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Elliptical windows are a Mustang trademark, and their eye-height location gives passengers an excellent view. The cabin cross section size is on par with other members of the Citation 500 family. Dan Moore
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The photo has the topographical features displayed on the map. Robert Goyer
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Ventral fins on the tail help push the nose down at the stall. Dan Moore

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