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I would like to get it for FS9

It is the Cessna Citation X, unfortunately the only one available for FS9 is payware

I've been searching for a developer who would make one and haven't had any luck so far :-/

It is the Cessna Citation X, unfortunately the only one available for FS9 is payware

I've been searching for a developer who would make one and haven't had any luck so far :-/

I think Chuck Dome did one. Or was that FS8...

i got a free one, i will check for a readme quick, and will edit when i found it, it is cool, im pretty sure it is the one you are looking for, i know it is cessna citation, i think it is X, not positive

ok, checked my zips and found i only had the citation bravo, but i checked where i got that and found this, looks good, but havent tested it yet
http://www.surclaro.com/download.php?op ... ctnx04.zip

I think I'll take advantage of that too.

fastest flying production: Citation X
fastest flying/testing prototype: Sukhoi SSBJ

The "Chuck Dome" version of the Citation X done for FS2002 is an "FSDS" model and works fine in FS9. It's available here:

http://www.simviation.com/fs2002jets34.htm

Enjoy!

in my honest opinion, the eaglesoft citation x might be payware but it's one amazing piece of aircraft and absolutely worth every penny. you won't be able to find a freeware model anywhere near that quality and if you are seriously interestet in that plane, I'd strongly suggest saving some money for it. you won't regret it, believe me!

ps: i am not an employee of eaglesoft  ;D

I tried that freeware one. I was amazed it left my simulated  local airport like a rocket! Pretty smooth too.

I don't like the Chuck Dome model v. much. It flies unrealistically and is not pretty inside or out. I will not waste my hard-earned money on payware though, I'll wait for a Cit X that is free.

The only thing stopping me from buying the Eaglesoft Citation X is the fact that the FMC is not able to input the flight plan other than reading from the FS9 GPS.

I can only hope that someone will come up with an Embraer Legacy model of the ERJ PIC which is now available from Wilco.  I saw one featured in "Flying" mag last summer.  The Legacy is very fine as a biz jet.  A liittle short on speed and altitude compared with a Gulfstream or an X but at least one built on the ERJ PIC platform would have full cockpit functionality which is something not found in other more dedicated biz jet models for FS9.  I really wish that Yannick Lavignes Falcon 50 would work in FS9.  At least they had Littons for navigation which I can easily come close to using CIVA or any one of several freeware INS gauges I have. I guess I'm just picky but i want real. As real as possible and no compromise on that especially if I pay.