2002 Cessna Caravan 208Turboprop Aircraft

This 2002 Cessna Caravan 208 (N208) presents a unique fractional ownership opportunity with its well-maintained airframe showing 4,676.5 total hours and 8,932 landings. The aircraft features a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-140 engine with a Blackhawk upgrade, currently showing 1,618.8 hours SMOH against a 3,600-hour TBO, paired with a Hartzell HC-B3TN-3AF propeller at 318.4 hours SMOH. Notably equipped with amphibious Wipline 8000 floats (rebuilt by Wipaire with 100 hours) and certified for pipeline gross weight increase, this Caravan stands out with its deicing boots and heated propeller for all-weather capability.

The avionics suite includes a Garmin G600 primary flight display, GTN 750/650 navigation systems, GFC 600 autopilot, and dual GI 275 standby instruments, complemented by PS Engineering intercom and XM weather capability. Recent refurbishments include fresh paint and interior updates, with the next annual inspection due in March 2025. Offered as a 1/4 share for $675,000 or 1/2 share for $1.3 million, this turbine-powered workhorse combines utility with modern systems in a float-equipped configuration.