1999 Cessna Caravan 208 FloatplaneTurboprop Aircraft

This 1999 Cessna Caravan 208 Floatplane (N865HP) represents a highly capable turbine amphibious platform with significant performance upgrades. The airframe shows 8,120 total hours, while the PT6A-140 BlackHawk XP140 engine upgrade has only 2,454 hours since new (SNEW) against a 4,000-hour TBO, delivering 867 HP for enhanced climb performance and efficiency. The aircraft features an 8,360 lb gross weight STC for increased payload capacity and comes with both straight float configuration (modified from original amphibious floats per Wipaire instructions) and nearly new land plane wheel gear for operational flexibility.

Avionics include a Garmin GNS 530 GPS, GTX 345 ADS-B transponder, KFC-150 autopilot, and comprehensive de-ice certification for all-weather capability. Notable additions include a rare cargo pod, MVP-50T glass panel engine monitor, and Aero Twin seating with tan upholstery. The aircraft maintains FAA Part 135 certification and includes valuable spares like amphibious landing gear components. The red-over-white exterior presents well, completing this versatile Caravan's profile as a high-performance workhorse for float or wheel operations.