1976 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Cessna 340A (N651DB) presents a well-equipped pressurized twin with 6,306 total airframe hours and engines showing 1,013 hours since major overhaul in September 2008, with props overhauled concurrently. The aircraft has undergone recent maintenance with an annual inspection completed in September 2023, valid through September 2024. Notable airframe modifications include vortex generators, an increased gross weight STC, and the MEB88-B modification for enhanced structural integrity.

The 340A features comprehensive deicing capability with boots, electric props, alcohol windshield, and deice lighting, along with Keith air conditioning and a fresh Southwind heater overhaul. Its 200-gallon fuel capacity includes dual wing locker tanks with an auxiliary pump. The advanced avionics suite centers on dual Garmin G5 EFIS backup displays paired with a G600TXi primary flight display and GMX 200 MFD, supported by dual WAAS-capable GNS 530W/430W navigators, a GTX 330 transponder, and Bendix RDR-2000 weather radar. The aircraft is offered at a reduced price due to the owner's retirement from flying.