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BellancaCertified · Fixed-wing · United States

CH300 Pacemaker

Seats
6 6
Power
300 hp224 kW
Cruise
104 kt193 km/h
US register
2 aircraft2 aircraft

About the CH300 Pacemaker

The Bellanca CH300 Pacemaker is a type-certificated, single-engine fixed-wing aircraft built in the United States. Featuring an enclosed cabin with six seats in a high-wing layout, it serves primarily as a utility transport and bush plane.

Renowned for its weight-lifting capacity and reliability, the aircraft evolved from earlier company designs featuring distinctive airfoil-shaped wing struts for added lift. The type achieved fame through various long-distance flights, endurance records, and Arctic operations. It was utilized for commercial bush flying and aerial photography, including by military operators.

Engines fitted

1 aircraft
EnginePowerShare of fleetAircraft
Pratt & Whitney R-985 450 hp 1

This page covers the Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker: the same aircraft under other designations.

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