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About the 206 Stationair
The 206 is the workhorse of the fleet. It seats up to five passengers and carries far more than the 172, which makes it the aircraft for a family, a small group, or a trip with gear, a dog or cargo. It is also the aircraft we put on cross-border runs into Canada.
Specifications
- Passengers
- Up to 5, with bags
- Cruise speed
- About 145 knots (165 mph)
- Practical range
- About 550 miles, or 3 to 4 hours of flying
- Baggage
- Room behind the seats, loaded through wide rear double doors
- Cabin
- Six seats, heated, unpressurized; high wing for a clear view down
- Engines
- One Continental piston engine, 285 hp
- Flight deck
- Traditional six-pack analog flight instruments with a Garmin 430 GPS
- Flown under
- Part 135: Charter, SoundPass, Flightseeing Part 91: Training
Equipment and upkeep
- Wide rear double doors for loading luggage, gear, pets and cargo.
- Garmin 430 GPS for navigation and instrument approaches.
- Maintained by our own A&P and IA technicians.
- Used for high-performance endorsement training as well as charter.
Cessna 206 spec sheet
One page PDF with the same figures as this page, ready to print or send.
Request PDF →Ways to fly it
Charter
On-demand trips, quoted per flight and flown by our crews.
Request a quote →Part 135SoundPass
Membership seats on regional flights.
How SoundPass works →Part 135Flightseeing
Scenic loops from our ramp over the Olympics, the coast and the San Juans.
See the scenic loops →Part 91Training
Lessons, ratings and endorsements with our instructors.
Start training →The rest of the fleet
Cessna 172
Short regional hops, scenic flights and flight training.
Cirrus SR22
The fast piston that turns a longer trip into a day trip.
Tecnam P2012
Twin engines and nine passenger seats, for groups, gear and longer regional legs.
Embraer Phenom 100
The light jet: pressurized, above the weather, back the same day.