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Florida State's second Citation makes the same Orlando service run

A second Seminole Boosters jet flew to the Textron Citation shop in Orlando this spring.

Complete outing
  1. 1Tallahassee, FLFort Lauderdale, FLKTLHKFLLApr 11, 20264:51 PM5:58 PMEDT1h 7m15h 26m on ground
  2. 2Fort Lauderdale, FLSt Petersburg-Clearwater, FLKFLLKPIEApr 12, 20269:23 AM10:05 AMEDT42m31m on ground
  3. 3St Petersburg-Clearwater, FLOrlando, FLKPIEKMCOApr 12, 202610:36 AM11:03 AMEDT27m

N851FS, a second Citation owned by Florida State's Seminole Boosters, flew from Tallahassee to Orlando International on April 12 and stayed about ten days. The destination is the Textron Aviation Citation Service Center, the same Orlando maintenance base its larger stablemate, the Citation X N199FS, visits for weeks at a time. Two jets from one athletic department's foundation, both servicing in Orlando, is the everyday side of college football's air fleet. It is not recruiting. It is upkeep on expensive airplanes, scheduled into the quiet months.

Selected flight record
Leg 1 of 3
Route
KTLH → KFLL
Departure
Apr 11, 2026, 4:51 PM ET
Arrival
Apr 11, 2026, 5:58 PM ET
Airborne
1h 7m
Sources & methodology

Sources: Textron Aviation, Orlando Citation Service Center; trip history from public ADS-B.

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ADS-B data is a public aircraft-movement record. This page separates observed movement from cited context and avoids passenger claims unless a source document supports them.