Cessna 40

Aircraft Information Cessna 40

Cessna 40 is a light single-engine aircraft produced by Cessna Aircraft Company. It was developed in 1946 and manufactured until 1947. The aircraft had a metal construction and was equipped with a four-cylinder Continental C-145 piston engine with a power output of 145 hp.

Cessna 40 had a maximum speed of 201 km/h and a range of 1,036 km. It could accommodate up to three passengers and was widely used as a personal and business aircraft.

A total of 128 Cessna 40 aircraft were produced, and many of them are still in use as personal and private aircraft.

Technical information about the Cessna 40

- Length: 8.28 m

- Speed: 259 km/h

- Engine: Continental O-200

- Size: 2.69 m (height), 7.77 m (wingspan)

- Wingspan: 10.97 m

- Range: 1,000 km

- Weight: 499 kg (empty), 757 kg (maximum takeoff weight)

The most comfortable and safe places on the plane

Like in any other airplane, the safest seats in a Cessna 40 are located in the rear of the cabin as they are further away from the front where the engine is located. Additionally, passengers seated in the rear can have a better view of what is happening around the aircraft.

The most comfortable seats in a Cessna 40 depend on the passengers' preferences. If you want to have the best view from the window, it is best to sit by the window. If you want to quickly exit the airplane after landing, it is best to sit by the exit.

It is also worth considering that seats in a Cessna 40 are located very close to each other, so if you want more legroom, it is best to sit by the exit or by the rear cabin wall.