1976 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Cessna 340A (N340CW) presents a well-equipped pressurized twin with 7,341 total airframe hours and significant recent investments in both powerplant and avionics. The aircraft features dual RAM VI engines with 885 hours SMOH (1,600-hour TBO), paired with Hartzell Scimitar three-blade swept propellers showing 730 hours since new. The panel is anchored by a Garmin G500 flight deck with dual WAAS-capable navigators (GNS530W/430W), complemented by an S-TEC System 55X autopilot and Bendix/King KT76A transponder for comprehensive IFR capability including LPV approaches.

With its 203-gallon fuel capacity (including auxiliary tanks) and six-place cabin configuration, this 340A is positioned for efficient mid-range travel. The aircraft's maintenance status shows balanced engine times and recent propeller installations, while the JPI engine monitors provide enhanced operational monitoring. Currently based at Fitzgerald, Georgia (KFZG), the airframe benefits from air conditioning and demonstrates a well-considered avionics suite for both situational awareness and precision navigation.