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Piston
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1 pilot
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One Continental IO-540 piston engine
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First delivered:
1960s
The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.
With a range of up to 809 nautical miles, the Cessna 206 easily covers regional routes and remote airfields that are inaccessible to most aircraft. Typical city pairs include Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe, Dallas to Santa Fe, or Vancouver to Banff, all nonstop and with reserves to spare. | The aircraft’s robust engine and fixed landing gear allow for confident operations on short, unimproved runways, making it a top pick for backcountry adventures, air taxi, and specialty missions. A high-speed cruise of 160 knots keeps journey times competitive, while a takeoff run of just over 1,000 feet opens up a world of private destinations. | For most travelers, the Cessna 206 delivers a level of flexibility and direct access that simply isn’t possible on commercial airlines.
The Cessna 206 cabin is designed for utility and comfort, offering seating for up to six in a configuration that balances space and functionality. The large doors and generous windows provide easy boarding and panoramic views, while the high-wing design creates a sense of openness often missing from comparable aircraft. | Seating is typically arranged in two rows, with plush materials and thoughtful details that make even longer flights relaxing. Ample baggage capacity—11 cubic feet—means travelers can bring along everything from camera gear to fishing rods without hassle. | For business or leisure, the quiet, stable ride and bright cabin create a travel environment that’s both practical and inviting, making every flight memorable.
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While the Cessna 206 isn’t designed for long international flights or high-speed cross-country trips, it excels at regional missions, remote access, and versatile point-to-point travel for small groups. For adventurers, photographers, or families seeking to reach unique locations efficiently and comfortably, it is a top-tier choice.
The Cessna 206 comfortably carries up to five passengers plus the pilot, with seating arrangements that support both business and leisure travel. Its spacious, adaptable cabin makes it easy to accommodate families, small groups, or specialty missions that require unique loads.
Yes. With its large cabin doors, nearly flat floor, and ample baggage compartment, the Cessna 206 is designed for ease of movement and loading. Passengers enjoy unobstructed access and generous personal space, making boarding and in-flight comfort effortless on every trip.
For most regional flights, absolutely. The Cessna 206 covers typical city pairs like Dallas to Santa Fe or Vancouver to Banff with non-stop range, and its rugged design ensures reliable performance even into short or remote runways.
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