Cessna single turboprop engine

Aircraft Information Cessna single turboprop engine

Cessna Single Turboprop Engine is a light single-engine aircraft equipped with a turboprop engine. It was developed by Cessna Aircraft Company and has been in production since 1984.

The aircraft has a maximum speed of 518 km/h and a range of up to 2,575 km. It can carry up to 9 passengers and 2 crew members.

Cessna Single Turboprop Engine has multiple variations, including Cessna Caravan, Cessna Grand Caravan, Cessna Super Cargomaster, Cessna Denali, and others.

This aircraft is widely used in commercial aviation for passenger and cargo transportation, as well as in general aviation for personal flights. It is also used in medical aviation and for border patrol.

Technical information about the Cessna single turboprop engine

- Length: 10.9 m

- Speed: 555 km/h

- Engine: one turboprop engine

- Size: 1.4 m (height) x 3.3 m (width)

- Wingspan: 11.7 m

- Range: 2,408 km

- Weight: 1,361 kg (empty), 2,313 kg (maximum takeoff weight)

The most comfortable and safe places on the plane

Like in any other aircraft, the safest seats in a Cessna single turboprop engine 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 evacuate the aircraft more quickly and easily in case of an emergency.

The most comfortable seats in a Cessna single turboprop engine depend on the passengers' preferences. If you prefer more legroom, it is better to choose seats in the front rows. If you want to exit the aircraft faster, it is better to choose seats in the rear. If you want to have a better view from the window, it is better to choose window seats.

In general, the Cessna single turboprop engine is a small aircraft, so all seats in it are comfortable and safe enough. However, if you have any special requirements or needs, it is better to contact the airline or the aircraft operator for additional information and assistance in seat selection.