1981 Cessna Turbo 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1981 Cessna Turbo 182 Skylane II (N9908H) presents as a well-equipped, high-performance piston single with 6,382 total airframe hours, currently based at KDVT in Phoenix, Arizona. The aircraft features a turbonormalized Lycoming O-540-L3C5D engine with 995 SMOH (2,000-hour TBO) and a McCauley 3-blade propeller with 470 SOH, offering 235 HP for excellent high-density altitude performance. The panel is outfitted with modern Garmin avionics including dual G5s, a GTN 625 WAAS GPS with LPV capability, GTX 345 transponder with ADS-B, GMA 340 audio panel, and a Trio Pro Pilot 2-axis autopilot, making it fully IFR capable with active traffic and terrain warning systems.

With an 8/10 rated exterior and interior, this Skylane boasts a useful load of 1,170 lbs and 92-gallon fuel capacity, making it ideal for family travel or backcountry operations. The aircraft has been maintained with no-expense-spared attention to safety and comes with complete digital logbooks. Additional features include an Artex 406 ELT and oxygen system. The seller describes it as a perfect western U.S. aircraft for hot weather operations with its turbocharged performance and modern avionics package.