1956 Dehavilland DHC-2Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1956 DeHavilland DHC-2 Beaver presents as a commercially maintained workhorse with significant upgrades enhancing its utility mission capability. The airframe shows 18,675.7 total hours, with both the engine and propeller at 1,066 hours since major overhauls. Notable modifications include the Viking 6000lb upgross kit with wing tip tanks, extended cabin, lifetime wing struts, and new door posts installed in 2024. The aircraft features a versatile configuration with DeHavilland wheels/skis available, Sealand Alaskan door modification, and Kennmore seaplane finlets for amphibious operations.

Equipped with a big two-blade propeller and practical features like military-style quick-change seating, utility interior, and Jason alternator mod, this Beaver maintains its reputation as a rugged performer. It carries useful upgrades including a Tanis engine heater, battery forward relocation, and camera hatch. The aircraft meets all corrosion ADs and holds Canadian commercial certification, with upgross weight capabilities of 5,600 lbs on wheels and 5,500 lbs on floats. Avionics include dual VHF and HF communications, complementing its IFR-capable configuration. The Edo 4930 floats with compartments add to its operational flexibility for remote missions.