1979 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

The 1976 Cessna 340A (N30HB) is a well-equipped twin-engine piston aircraft with 3,950 total airframe hours, currently maintained under an annual inspection program with records complete since new. Powered by dual Lycoming IO-540 engines with 235 hours since major overhaul and Hartzell propellers with 50 hours since overhaul, this IFR-certified business aircraft features a modern Garmin glass cockpit with dual G500 TXi displays (7" PFD and 10" MFD), GFC600 autopilot with yaw damper, and GTX 345 ADS-B Out transponder. The useful load of 1,535 lbs is enhanced by MicroVG vortex generators, which increase capacity by 300 lbs.

The aircraft presents with a 2012-painted white exterior with blue accents and a 2025-updated interior featuring six-place beige leather seating with reversible configuration and blue carpeting. Additional features include JB air conditioning, engine fire detection/extinguishing system, and Insight G4 digital engine monitoring. With 198 gallons of fuel capacity and complete maintenance records from its two-owner history, this Cessna 340A is positioned as a turnkey business aircraft currently based in Miami, Florida.