Multi-engine aircraft serve an important segment of general aviation, offering increased payload and safety margin at higher speeds and altitudes than typically flown by single-engine aircraft. As a follow-up to our previous post covering multi-engine training, we insert this look at piston twin-engine aircraft types from our general aviation coverage of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2019. In this sequence, we feature the Cessna 310, Cessna 337 Skymaster, Cessna 340, Cessna 414 and Beech Baron.
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| By Carmelo Turdo |
An interesting sighting occurred this week at St. Louis Downtown Airport - a P337H Skymaster, 1995 Riley Super Rocket conversion to pressurized cabin. The aircraft was in excellent outward condition and what looked like the burgundy leather interior package. C337s are noticeably hard to find these days, and a Riley Super Rocket with a pair of 300hp turbo-charged TSIO-520 engines is a great find indeed. A quick walkaround is featured here, and as I found out later, it's available for a mere $249,500 or best offer.
