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Listed:
October 10, 2023
Updated:
April 14, 2024
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Aircraft Location:
Europe
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Isle of Man
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UK
Aircraft Type:
Turboprop Aircraft
Model & Manu.:
Reg. Number:
M-MANX
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Year:
1981
Total Time:
5148
Seats:
6
With a range of 1600* miles & a cabin to seat up to 6 passengers in its business jet style…
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1979 Cessna 441 Conquest II Turboprop Aircraft For Sale side right wing below nose

The Cessna 425 Conquest I features a distinctive T-tail configuration, with the horizontal stabilizer located at the top of the vertical tail. This design provides improved stability and control. The aircraft has a pressurized cabin, allowing for comfortable flights at higher altitudes. The cabin altitude can be maintained at lower levels, reducing passenger fatigue. The cabin is typically configured with club seating, providing a comfortable and spacious environment for passengers. The club seating arrangement allows for face-to-face conversations during the flight. The Conquest I is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A turboprop engines, delivering around 450 horsepower each. The twin-engine configuration provides redundancy and enhanced performance. The aircraft has a cruising speed of approximately 250 knots (288 mph or 463 km/h) and a maximum range of around 1,260 nautical miles (1,449 miles or 2,332 kilometers), depending on various factors such as payload and weather conditions. The Conquest I is certified for Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), allowing pilots to operate the aircraft in adverse weather conditions and rely on instrument navigation. Many Conquest I aircraft are equipped with modern avionics systems, including navigation, communication, and autopilot systems. Upgraded avionics packages may include features such as glass cockpits and advanced navigation displays. The aircraft features a large cargo door on the left side, allowing for easy loading and unloading of cargo or oversized items. The Conquest I is designed to operate from shorter runways, providing access to smaller airports and remote locations. The cabin is known for its comfort, with soundproofing measures to reduce noise levels during flight. The spacious cabin also features ample storage compartments for passenger belongings. The Conquest I is utilized for various missions, including corporate transportation, charter flights, regional commuting, and special operations such as air ambulance or surveillance. Although the Conquest I is no longer in production, many aircraft remain in service due to their reliability and performance. The aircraft continues to be valued for its versatility and suitability for a range of missions.