Textron Aviation debuts new full-scale Cessna SkyCourier mockup

Textron Aviation Press Release | October 16, 2018

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Textron Aviation Inc. on Oct. 16, 2018, unveiled the new full-scale Cessna SkyCourier mockup at the National Business Aviation Association’s Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) in Orlando, Fla.

The passenger configuration of the Cessna SkyCourier cabin offers seating for up to 19 with a generous, 32-inch (80 centimetre) seat pitch and separate entry doors for passengers and crew. Textron Aviation Photo

The cabin mockup on display at this year’s event offers a preview into the Cessna SkyCourier’s passenger options and standard features.

“The Cessna SkyCourier was engineered to be a versatile, heavy utilization turboprop with significant payload to undertake a variety of missions,” said Rob Scholl, senior vice-president, Sales and Marketing.

“We’re excited for customers and NBAA attendees to experience many of the aircraft’s distinctive features firsthand.”

USB charging ports are located throughout the seating area, and large windows add natural light for greater comfort onboard. Textron Aviation Photo

Combining form and function, the passenger configuration of the Cessna SkyCourier cabin offers seating for up to 19 with a generous, 32-inch (80 centimetre) seat pitch and separate entry doors for passengers and crew.

Inside the aircraft, a netted rear cabin cargo area can accommodate luggage and equipment, and optional overhead baggage compartments provide additional storage space onboard.

USB charging ports are located throughout the seating area, and large windows add natural light for greater comfort onboard.

“Since announcing the Cessna SkyCourier last year, we’ve seen continued interest from operators searching for a modern utility aircraft capable of flexible operations and configurations,” said Scholl.

“Their feedback has enabled us to optimize many of the aircraft’s features, allowing us to deliver a mission-ready platform.”

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