1979 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Cessna 340A (N340HC) represents one of only four turbine-powered conversions of this model in existence, making it a rare find in the piston twin market. With just 740 total hours on both airframe and engines, the aircraft features CAE-881353/CAE-881358 turbine engines installed new during the conversion in 2008, each with a 1,600-hour TBO remaining. The comprehensive conversion included new paint, interior, de-ice boots, and propellers, with no damage history reported on any major structural components and no corrosion noted.

The aircraft boasts a modern Garmin avionics suite including a G600 legacy PFD/MFD system paired with GTN 750/650 navigators, GTX 33ES ADS-B Out transponder, and GDL-88D for ADS-B In capability. Additional features include satellite weather/music via GDL 69A, an L-3 Trilogy backup attitude indicator, S-Tec 55X autopilot with yaw damper, and WX-500 storm scope. The 24-volt Concord battery was replaced approximately two years ago, and the aircraft is equipped with an Airtex ELT featuring a remote switch. This turbine conversion combines the airframe's proven design with enhanced performance and reliability.