Stationair

The Rugged Stationair
Take command of 310 fuel-injected horses from the comfort of your plush leather seat. That’s the Stationair experience; a thrilling harmony of power, performance and pure comfort.With an exhilarating 320 mpm climb in the turbo model and 178 knots max cruise, the Stationair delivers the power you need for any airborne adventure. For extra-long trips, this workhouse stays aloft for nearly seven hours at long-range cruise settings. No wonder it’s the flexible favorite of freight haulers, law enforcers and business leaders.

The Stationair: where high performance meets your high standards.

  • Sumptuous leather seating, advanced soundproofing and panoramic wraparound windows ensure the ride of a lifetime for pilot, co-pilot and up to four passengers.
  • 127 cubic feet of cargo area are easily accessed via convenient double doors.
  • When equipped with floats, the Stationair is ready to handle any amphibious adventure.
  • Powerful Lycoming fuel-injected engines deliver the horsepower you demand for unrivaled thrills, with a two-year parts-and-labor warranty for total peace of mind.
  • State-of-the-art Garmin GFC 700 fully integrated flight control system offers innovative features including airspeed hold, overspeed protection, pitch hold and coupled VNAV.
  • Garmin G1000 glass cockpit with integrated Synthetic Vision Technology (SVTâ„¢) offers an at-a-glance three-dimensional terrain display for complete, uninterrupted situational awareness.
  • High-strength, tapered steel tubes in the main landing gear provide the necessary shock absorption for a smooth landing, time after time.
  • High-intensity discharge (HID) lamps provide five times the intensity of traditional landing lights, with far less power draw.
  • AMSAFE Aviation Inflatable Restraints secure the front four seats for optimum safety.
  • Cruising speeds of 151 knots (280 km/h) with a range of 690 nautical miles and 989 fmp rate of climb to altitudes as high as 15,700 feet (4,785 m)-power enough to fuel your wildest dreams of flight.
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