1979 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Cessna 340A (N1944E) presents as a well-equipped twin-engine aircraft with recent powerplant overhauls and specialized operational history. The airframe shows 7,716 total hours and has been maintained under FAA Part 135 certification, with additional service history carded with both the US Forest Service and Office of Aircraft Services. The aircraft benefits from RAM VII engine conversions (1,261 hours SMOH since June 2020) and vortex generators, increasing max takeoff weight to 6,390 lbs. Both propellers show 906 hours since overhaul.

The aircraft is configured for all-weather operations with full de-ice boots, 100-amp alternators, and a heated windshield. The panel features modern Garmin avionics including a GTX 345 transponder, GWX weather radar, dual GI 275 displays, and a G500TXi with synthetic vision. Additional equipment includes a Shadin fuel flow system, stormscope, radar altimeter, and USB charging ports. The aircraft will be sold with a recent annual inspection, ready for continued service.