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Cessna 441

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Overview

In the mid 1970s Cessna developed the Cessna 441 Conquest II from its 404 Titan, to fill the gap between their piston engine and jet aircraft. Its first flight was in 1975 and the 441 entered production in 1977. Production ceased in 1987.

The original design was known as the Model 435, and was to be powered by Continental GTSIO 520X engines with three bladed propellers. By 1975, the designed evolved into the Honeywell TPE 331 turboprop powered Model 441. It was certified by the FAA on 19 August, 1977 and was renamed the Cessna 441 Conquest II in 1983.

A smaller aircraft was marketed as the Cessna 425 Conquest I, itself a turbine development of the Cessna 421.

Specifications
  • Typical passenger capacity:   10
  • Range:   1,571nm
  • Cruise speed:   293 kts
  • Cabin height:   4.25 ft
  • Cabin width:   4.68 ft
  • Cabin length:   18.75 ft
  • Cabin volume:   328 cu ft
  • Active fleet worldwide:   262
  • Available for charter worldwide:   72
  • Production dates:   1977 - 1987
  • The 8-11 seat model 441 Conquest II has TPE331 turboprop engines

  • Engines:   Honeywell TPE331-3 to -12 Series
Supplemental Type Certificates

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02/11/2023 EASA: 10062872. Installation of Garmin GFC 600 Automatic Flight Control System. Rev. 6 amends the FAA Approved Model List. Rev. 7 adds the King Air models to the Approved Model List (AML).
Piper PA31-310, Piper PA31-350, CJ/CJ1, Beechcraft 58P, Piper PA31-325, Cessna 208B, Piper PA46-350P, Beechcraft C90A, Beechcraft 58, Cessna 421, Cessna 340A, Beechcraft C90, Cessna 425, Beechcraft C90B, Cessna 414A, Beechcraft 58TC, Beechcraft F90, Cessna 421C, Cessna 414, Pilatus PC-12/45, Cessna 310R, Cessna 441, Pilatus PC-12/41, Cessna 208, Cessna 340, Beechcraft 200, Beechcraft E90, TBM700C2, TBM700A, TBM700B, TBM700C1, TBM850, Beechcraft C90GT, Beechcraft C90GTi, Beechcraft F90-1, Beechcraft C90-1, Beechcraft C90SE, Piper PA46 Malibu JetPROP, Piper PA46-500TP Meridian, Pilatus PC-12/47, Piper PA46 Malibu, Beechcraft B200
STC holder: Garmin International

 

Charter operators
Canada Axair Aviation , Lake Central Airways
U.S.A. Aberdeen Flying Service , Aero Dynamics , Clausen Aviation , Great Flight , International Air Charters , Key West Executive Air Charter , LAC Aero , Lee Aero , Northern Airways , PacJet , RFS Aviation , Security Aviation , Tech Flight Aviation , Wisconsin Aviation
Maintenance centres
Canada Aviation Unlimited , Fast Air , Flying Colours Corp. , FlyXcite , RiseAir , Thomas Aircraft Maintenance
Mexico ASI Aerosoluciones Internacionales
U.S.A. Bismarck Aero Center , Channel Islands Aviation , Corsair Turbines , Eagle Aviation , FTair , Intercontinental Jet Service Corporation , J.A. Air Center , Jet Air , JetEXE Aviation , Keystone MRO (AZ) , McCreery Aviation , Metrea Aviation Services , Mukenschnabl , National Flight Services , Propel Aviation Sales & Services , Ross Aviation Flight Maintenance , Signature TechnicAir (BZN) , Signature TechnicAir (OMA) , Straight Flight , Synergy Maintenance , Toledo Jet Center , Turbo Air , West Star Aviation , West Star Aviation , West Star Aviation , West Star Aviation , Wisconsin Aviation (RYV) , Yingling Aviation , Yingling Aviation
Completions centres
U.S.A. Yingling Aviation
Type rating training providers
U.S.A. FlightSafety International Carlsbad Learning Center , SimCom Aviation Training , TRU Simulation
News from Business Air News
MT-Propeller adds Canadian acceptance to Cessna 441 approvals
May 29, 2022
Less erosion of blades, greater ground clearance, improved take off and lower maintenance costs come with installing MT-Propeller's five-blade prop on Honeywell TPE-331-powered Cessna 441s. TCCA Canada approves.
PWI receives FAA PMA certification for LED ice light
December 16, 2021
Gaining PMA certification from the FAA means owners and pilots can now use PWI's brighter, cooler LED ice light as a drop in replacement. Its longer life means less cost and downtime from changing out bulbs.
PWI brings LED to a host of business twins
October 13, 2021
The PWI Ice Light is designed to last for 100,000 hours, and will provide more efficiency and effectiveness, as well as less heat when compared to standard incandescent bulbs.
July 4, 2021FAA bestows multiple STCs upon Garmin International
March 19, 2021Cessna 441 to benefit from MT-Propeller blades
September 27, 2019MT-Propeller earns STC for Cessna 441
April 7, 2015Me & My Aircraft - Twin turboprops: The masters of longevity, twin props offer utility and charter for decades
June 11, 2013Me and My Aircraft–Twin turboprops: The turboprop faithful sing the praises of rugged workhorses everywhere
December 21, 2011Perspectives – There is nothing out there that will outperform our Conquest II at the operating cost
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