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A massive Boeing 747 makes a Cessna Citation look like a toy in this wild comparison

Published on Dec 09, 2025 at 2:51 PM (UTC-5)
by Jack Marsh

Last updated on Dec 09, 2025 at 2:51 PM (UTC-5)
Edited by Mason Jones

A massive Boeing 747 makes a Cessna Citation look like a toy in this wild comparison
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While the Cessna Citation might be one of the coolest business jets out there, compared to the jumbo-sized Boeing 747, it looks like a toy you’d get in your stocking this Christmas.

Known as the Queen of the Skies, there’s a reason that the Boeing 747 is becoming the new Air Force One and the most popular jumbo jet on the planet.

While the 747 dominated the skyline like a dragon above the clouds, the little whippet Cessna Citation is pint-sized luxury, fit for the finest of riders.

But together, while equally as impressive in their own ways, one video showing their size comparison shows why the Boeing is such a stunning beast.

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After beginning his career writing about all things gaming, Jack joined the Supercar Blondie team in November 2024 as a Content Writer. Since joining SB Media, in addition to a love for covering emerging tech, he has developed an admiration for vintage restorations, particularly old American brands like Dodge and Ford.