Hartzell Propeller has received the supplemental type certificate for the Cessna 180 powered by Continental O-470-As of serial numbers 41,000 and higher. [Courtesy: Hartzell Propeller]
Key Takeaways:
Hartzell Propeller has expanded the application of its three-bladed Voyager propeller, receiving a Supplemental Type Certificate for Cessna 180 aircraft equipped with Continental O-470-A engines to enhance backcountry flying.
The Voyager propeller is designed for backcountry aircraft, offering increased takeoff acceleration and exceptional climb rates while maintaining or exceeding cruise speeds.
Hartzell is partnering with the Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF) to provide RAF members a $1,000 discount on the Voyager prop and will donate $250 to the RAF for each member purchase, supporting backcountry airstrip preservation.
Would you like to take your Cessna Skywagon into the backcountry? Hartzell Propeller is making it easier by expanding the application of its popular three-bladed aluminum Voyager propeller.
The Ohio-based company has received the supplemental type certificate for the Cessna 180 powered by Continental O-470-As of serial numbers 41,000 and higher.
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