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414

Seats
5 5
Power
310 hp231 kW
Cruise
183 kt339 km/h
US register
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Cessna 414
Cessna 414
Cessna 414
Cessna 414
Cessna 414
Cessna 414
Cessna 414
Cessna 414
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About the 414

The Cessna 414 is an American twin-engine, light pressurized transport aircraft. Featuring a low-wing cantilever monoplane layout with a retractable tricycle landing gear and a conventional tail unit, it seats up to seven people and is well suited for private and business transport.

Developed by Cessna to appeal to owners of unpressurized twin-engine aircraft, the prototype first flew on November 1, 1968. It is powered by two wing-mounted Continental engines. An improved variant, the 414A Chancellor, was introduced with a redesigned, increased-span wing featuring integral fuel tanks and an extended nose for added baggage space.

Engines fitted

214 aircraft
EnginePowerShare of fleetAircraft
Continental TSIO-520 300 hp 194
Continental IO-520 285 hp 10
Continental GTSIO-520 340 hp 7
Tcm Cont TSIO-520 350 hp 3

414 variants

DesignationSeatsEngine powerMax take-off weightCruise speedRange
414 This page 55310 hp231 kW6,750 lb3,062 kg183 kt339 km/h1,327 nm2,458 km
414 (turbine) 55310 hp231 kW6,750 lb3,062 kg183 kt339 km/h1,327 nm2,458 km

This page covers the Cessna 414 Chancellor, 414A: the same aircraft under other designations.

414 prices

14 for sale now

1970 · 6,450 h

USD
Low
$210,000
Typical
$240,000
High
$288,000
By year built · United States · USD
BuiltHoursLowTypicalHigh
19607,480$237,000$270,000$324,000
19656,520$225,000$256,000$308,000
19706,450$210,000$240,000$288,000
19756,000$198,000$226,000$272,000
By year built · United Kingdom · GBP
BuiltHoursLowTypicalHigh
19607,480£152,000£202,000£261,000
19656,520£145,000£192,000£249,000
19705,550£138,000£183,000£237,000
19755,460£129,000£171,000£222,000
By year built · Euro countries · EUR
BuiltHoursLowTypicalHigh
19607,480€194,000€256,000€332,000
19656,520€184,000€244,000€316,000
19705,550€176,000€233,000€301,000
19755,460€164,000€218,000€282,000

414 running costs

$804 an hour
A year
LowTypicalHigh
Fuel$20,612$26,404$30,912
Oil$480$600$780
Engine overhaul reserve$9,167$10,833$17,683
Propeller overhaul reserve$1,833$2,167$2,500
Annual inspection and maintenance$5,000$7,000$9,000
Hangar$3,000$6,300$9,600
Insurance$3,450$4,300$5,150
Depreciation$11,403$22,806$34,209
Total$54,945$80,410$109,834
Per hour$549$804$1,098

Engine

Model
2 × Continental TSIO-520-NB
Power
300 hp
Overhaul
1,800 h / 12 yr
Fuel burn
27.3 – 34.5 gal/h
Fuel price
$8.20 /US gal
Value lost a year
6.5%

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