1969 Cessna 414 twin engine airplane
Description
The Cessna 414 is a twin-engine light airplane that was first produced in 1968. It is a high-wing aircraft with a pressurized cabin that can seat up to seven people, depending on the specific configuration. The 414 is powered by two Lycoming IO-540 engines, which produce 260 horsepower each. It has a cruise speed of around 190 knots and a range of around 1,100 nautical miles. The Cessna 414 is typically used for personal and business travel, and it has a reputation for being a reliable and comfortable aircraft.
Features
- Total Time: 4810
- VG'S
- YAW DAMPNER
- STEC 55X W/ GPSS, ALT. HOLD
- NOSEWHEEL LED
- KIETH AC
- L3 TRANSPONDER COUPLED TO ASPEN & 530.
- DUAL ASPEN EVOLUTION PFD/MFD
- GARMIN 530W
- 406 ELR
- O2 RECERTIFIED IN 2018
- ADSB OUT
- NARCO NAV 825
- SDI CFS 2000A
- DAVTRON CHRONOMETER
- GMA 340 AUDIO
- ROSEN VISORS
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