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Cessna Introduces Jet-A Skylane

Jet-A Cessna 182 Jim Koepnick
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Key Takeaways:

  • Cessna introduced the Turbo 182 NXT, a Jet-A powered version of the Skylane, featuring a 230-horsepower SMA diesel engine, which will replace the avgas-burning Turbo 182.
  • The new model offers improved performance, boosting max speed to 155 knots, range to 1,160 nautical miles, and a certified ceiling of 20,000 feet, all while burning just 11 gallons of jet fuel per hour.
  • Available in Q2 next year for $515,000, the Turbo 182 NXT promises significantly lower direct operating costs due to jet-A fuel's affordability and availability, alongside environmental benefits like reduced emissions and noise.
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Cessna Aircraft unveiled a Jet-A version of the venerable Skylane at Oshkosh on Monday, an airplane that will boost the 182’s max speed to 155 knots, high-speed range to 1,160 nautical miles and certified ceiling to 20,000 feet, all while burning just 11 gallons of jet fuel per hour.

The new model, called the Turbo 182 NXT, will be equipped with a 230-horsepower diesel engine from French manufacturer SMA Safran.

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