Cessna 340

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The Cessna 340 is a pressurized, twin‑engine light business aircraft popular for its cabin comfort and range in general aviation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf business aircraft
pressurized cabin aircraft
twin‑engine light aircraft
cabinAccess aft airstair door
cabinFeature club seating option
sound‑insulated cabin
category general aviation aircraft
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
crew 1 pilot
designBasedOn Cessna 310 NERFINISHED
engineConfiguration twin‑engine
engineLocation wing‑mounted nacelles
engineManufacturer Continental Motors NERFINISHED
engineType piston
firstFlight 1969
fuselageType all‑metal semi‑monocoque
introduced 1971
landingGear retractable tricycle landing gear
manufacturer Cessna Aircraft Company NERFINISHED
market civil aviation
marketPosition between Cessna 310 and Cessna 414
maximumPassengerCapacity 5 passengers
notableFeature pressurized six‑seat cabin in light twin class
notableFor cabin comfort
good range for a light twin
numberBuilt more than 1,200
powerplant 2 × Continental TSIO‑520 engines
pressurization cabin pressurized
productionEnd 1984
productionStart 1971
propulsion twin‑propeller
rangeCharacteristic longer range than many unpressurized twins of its era
registrationCategory FAA Part 23 normal category aircraft
role light business transport
personal transport
sharesTailWith Cessna 310 NERFINISHED
sharesWingWith Cessna 414 NERFINISHED
successor Cessna 340A NERFINISHED
tailConfiguration conventional tail
typicalCruiseAltitude above non‑pressurized light twins of similar size
typicalPassengerCapacity 4 passengers
typicalUse air taxi operations
business travel
general aviation
variant Cessna 340A NERFINISHED
wingConfiguration low‑wing monoplane
wingMaterial all‑metal

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Cessna hasModel Cessna 340