Axis Jet announced the addition of a second Cessna Citation X to its managed charter fleet. The aircraft is operated under the certificate of Modesto Executive Air Charter, Inc., Axis Jet’s FAA Part 135 sister company. The Citation X is renowned as one of the fastest business jets in the world, offering coast-to-coast range and unmatched speed and comfort for discerning travelers. The new addition enhances Axis Jet’s long-range charter capabilities and supports the company’s continued growth in the West Coast charter market.
Amber Pancaro, Flight Operations Manager at Axis Jet commented: “This second Citation X strengthens our ability to serve clients who value speed, range, and efficiency. It reflects our ongoing commitment to offering premium aircraft options and exceptional service throughout our expanding network.”
With bases in Sacramento and Modesto, California, Axis Jet provides aircraft management, charter, and sales services to clients across the U.S. The company continues to see growing demand for charter travel as business and leisure flyers seek flexibility and convenience.
The new Citation X joins an expanding fleet that includes a diverse range of turboprops, as well as, light, midsize, and super-midsize jets — ensuring Axis Jet can meet the travel needs of both regional and transcontinental clients.

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