As expected by its name, the Cessna Citation II was the second aircraft built in the legendary Citation family of business jets. Cessna began designing the Citation II from its earlier released Citation I. The company intended to keep many of the business jet's strong qualities, like low-speed handling, while improving on other performance measures, like cruise speed and seating capacity.
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