How many Skymasters are airworthy today you think?

Dr.Dan · #1 12-10-20, 05:25 PM

Hi everybody, I'm a new skymaster owner. My plane is a 73 T337G, previously N8988M; recently imported to Canada.

Looking at the Transport Canada registry there are:

97 Cessna* 337 currently registered
- 2 are Reims
- 9 pressurized
- 3 turbo no pressurized
4 Cessna 336

Cheers,
DD

Jhogan0101 · #2 12-10-20, 06:06 PM

Congrats and best of luck with her!

DavidC · #3 12-11-20, 08:53 AM

All - Just joined this forum as a new owner of 336 N1725Z. Planning to add it soon to the list of airworthy 336s. It is in very good condition, but has sat for a few years in a hangar and we are starting a thorough annual now. I am looking forward to climbing the steep learning curve of Skymaster ownership with your help.

First question - It does not have an autopilot of any sort installed - What are my AP options for the 336? I am planning avionics upgrades and would like to start working on that plan.

Thank you.

David

cartrm · #4 12-11-20, 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr.Dan

Hi everybody, I'm a new skymaster owner. My plane is a 73 T337G, previously N8988M; recently imported to Canada.

Looking at the Transport Canada registry there are:

97 Cessna* 337 currently registered
- 2 are Reims
- 9 pressurized
- 3 turbo no pressurized
4 Cessna 336

Cheers,
DD

Also at least one O-2A with C reg. There is a second one I know of, but I think it might be operating on N reg.