Cessna 421 Golden Eagle
The Cessna 421 Golden Eagle is a twin-engined six to ten seat light corporate aircraft with retractable landing gear produced by the US American manufacturer, Cessna Aircraft Company. The main difference between this model and its predecessors is that it’s pressurized! It first appeared in 1967 as an updated version of the 411 series which was itself developed from earlier models manufactured before WWII. After being redesigned in 1970, it became known as the ‘421B’. In 1975 came another update; what would be designated for production thereafter was termed ‘421C’ and featured wet wings (which meant no wingtip tanks), among other improvements such features like electric flaps on all three control surfaces: elevator, rudder & slats/flap combination
About This Aircraft
Lavatory
None
Cruise Altitude
31000 Ft
Endurance
4 H 50 min
Galley Type
None
Max Golf
3
Max Skis
3
Min Runway
2500 Ft
