General Aviation

Cessna 207a

Manufacturer: Cessna

The Cessna 207 is a seven‑seat (later eight‑seat) general‑aviation aircraft that evolved from the Cessna 206. It was stretched by 45 inches to provide more cabin space and introduced in 1969. The 207 was marketed as the Skywagon, later renamed the Stationair 7 and then the Stationair 8. Its rugged construction, fixed landing gear and powerful Continental engine made it popular for bush and short‑haul operations.

Aircraft Facts

Type Key
cessna-207a
Class
General Aviation
Registry Count
75
Example Registration
N17GN

Specifications

Wingspan
10.97 m / 36 ft
Length
8.61 m / 28 ft
Height
2.83 m / 9 ft
Max Speed
280 km/h / 174 mph
Cruise Speed
262 km/h / 163 mph
Range
1350 km / 730 nmi
Ceiling
4800 m / 15700 ft
Production Start
1962
Production End
1986
Total Built
8509

Variants

  • 207A- 75 registrations - Example N17GN

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