The Latitude is the aircraft that redefined the midsize category: a genuine 72-inch stand-up cabin with a flat floor, in an airframe that still handles like a light jet on shorter runways. It’s the most-requested aircraft among our Meridian 50 members for exactly that reason — the extra headroom and 77-inch width turn a three-hour flight from a cramped inconvenience into a working cabin with a real table and four club seats that face each other.
At 2,700 nautical miles and 446 knots cruise, the Latitude covers transcontinental routes like Van Nuys–Teterboro nonstop with reserves, and its 127 cubic foot baggage hold is large enough for a family of six traveling with full luggage, not just carry-ons.
