Cessna Turbo 206 on Amphibious Floats

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Key Takeaways:

Cessna’s revered workhorse makes a seamless transition to the water.

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Cessna, Wipaire and Garmin combined to provide lots of backup to ensure the gear is configured for landing.
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The cockpit is classic Cessna, with additions for operating the gear and water rudders.
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Pilots sit high in the Stationair, making taxiing a delight.
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On the water, the Cessna Turbo 206 Stationair on Wipline 3450 floats is a pleasure to fly.
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Modifications include the ventral fin and additional vertical surface area.
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Oars are standard equipment.
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Four in the green means it’s safe to land on land but not water. For more, check out Robert Goyer’s article, “Cessna Turbo 206 on Amphibious Floats.”

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