Cessna 206 Stationair
Piston • single engine • High Wing • Fixed gear
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About the Cessna 206 Stationair
The Cessna 205, 206, and 207 are a family of single-engine, general aviation aircraft used for commercial air service and personal use. The 205 was introduced in 1962 with a 260 HP engine, but was replaced by the 206 in 1964. The 206 has undergone several sub-variant designs, including the U206, P206, and 206H, with varying engine power and features. The 206H, introduced in 1998, is the current production model, with a 300 HP engine and a six-seat capacity. The Cessna 207, a stretched version of the 206, was introduced in 1969 and has a seven- or eight-seat capacity. Throughout its production, the Cessna 206 family has been used for various purposes, including bush planes, aerial photography, and skydiving, and remains in production today.
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