General Aviation
Stinson 108
Manufacturer: Stinson
The Stinson 108 is a post‑World War II, single‑engine, four‑seat, high‑wing light aircraft. Built by the Stinson division of Consolidated Vultee and later Piper, it was produced from 1946 until about 1950. The 108 was a stretched version of the pre‑war Model 10A Voyager and became one of the era’s most popular general‑aviation planes.
Aircraft Facts
- Type Key
- stinson-108
- Class
- General Aviation
- Registry Count
- 1,266
- Example Registration
- N1000M
Specifications
- Wingspan
- 10.33 m / 33 ft
- Length
- 7.46 m / 24 ft
- Height
- 2.08 m / 6 ft
- Max Speed
- 201 km/h / 125 mph
- Cruise Speed
- 195 km/h / 121 mph
- Range
- 800 km / 430 nmi
- Ceiling
- 4300 m / 14000 ft
- First Flight
- 1944-12-01
- Production Start
- 1946
- Production End
- 1950
- Total Built
- 5260
Variants
- 108-3- 432 registrations - Example N1000M
- 108-1- 337 registrations - Example N1038B
- 108-2- 283 registrations - Example N108MN
- 108- 213 registrations - Example N108DF
- 108-5- 1 registrations - Example N6441M
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- Stinson 10 - 89 registrations
- Stinson Reliant - 78 registrations
- Stinson SM - 29 registrations
- Stinson Hw75 - 23 registrations
- Stinson Junior - 22 registrations
- Stinson At-19 - 2 registrations
- Stinson L-1 Vigilant - 2 registrations