Cessna 400 -zero sales... why?
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Cessna 400 -zero sales... why?
US AOPA mag, July 2011:
Cessna had no deliveried of the 350 Corvalis last year or this year, and no deliveries of the 400 Corvalis TT compared to one in the first quarter of 2010.
Whatever you might think of the idea of building a 350HP 200kt+ 25000ft-ceiling piston single with fixed gear and trying to sell it for the best part of $800k
these extremely poor figures are very suprising.
Cessna must have done something very recently to really kill the sales.
Even I have flown in a C400, 2-3 years ago.
Cessna had no deliveried of the 350 Corvalis last year or this year, and no deliveries of the 400 Corvalis TT compared to one in the first quarter of 2010.
Whatever you might think of the idea of building a 350HP 200kt+ 25000ft-ceiling piston single with fixed gear and trying to sell it for the best part of $800k
these extremely poor figures are very suprising.Cessna must have done something very recently to really kill the sales.
Even I have flown in a C400, 2-3 years ago.
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Cessna takes orders for 30 aircraft at Florida's Sun 'n Fun
The Corvalis TTX is the current model on the Cessna website and it would appear from that article above that they have taken orders for it.
I suppose the fixed gear will at least spare some pilots from potential embarrassment!
The Corvalis TTX is the current model on the Cessna website and it would appear from that article above that they have taken orders for it.
I suppose the fixed gear will at least spare some pilots from potential embarrassment!
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Does the TTX have known ice?
Cessna Corvalis TTX
At $800k, I think that it will need more than a push.
