The Sport Utility Stationair
Ease back on the yoke and 300 fuel-injected horses leap off the runway, climbing at speeds approaching 1,000 feet per minute.  Level off, trim up and watch the ground blur by at a 142 knots (163 mph) max cruise – which you command from your plush leather seat. Big family? No big deal.  There’s plenty of room for pilot, copilot and up to four additional sidekicks.  Even at high-speed cruise with seats full, there’s ample margin for three-plus hours of fuel and reserves.  And for extra-long trips, the Stationair will stay aloft for nearly seven hours at long-range cruise settings.  No wonder it’s the flexible favorite of freight haulers, Law enforcers and business leaders.  Not to mention pilots counting on the day-in, day-out ability to transport the entire family and more.  Whatever your line work or play, we’ve got your high-performer right here.

The Overachieving Turbo Stationair
More muscle.  Better climb. Higher altitude. Greater speed. Legendary payload capacity. With its 310-horse turbocharged powerplant, this aircraft serves up all those superlatives plus additional safety margins, especially during hot-high operations.  Smooth, quick climbs to altitudes as high as 27,000 feet mean less traffic and terrain, along with more favorable winds.  And that translates into faster, safer, more enjoyable flights and improved productivity. Or, if you prefer to stay at lower altitudes, the aircraft remains a model of efficiency. And in a floatplane rendition of either Stationair model, you’ll splash down in preeminent style. FAA-certified, corrosion-resistant amphibious floats enable you to operate on land or water, and open up an exciting new world for yourself – definitely not something that’s happening with our piston-powered competitors.