Following the success of the Cessna 310, the twin piston-engine Cessna 340 was developed with the main goal to create a cabin-class business aircraft. The Cessna 340A II utilises twin Continental TSIO-520-NB turbocharged, six piston engines, powering 3 blades propellers. HSM Aviation is pleased to offer a great range of ground power equipment for this…

The Cessna 402, like its sibling, the Cessna 401, is a light, twin piston-engine aircraft launched in 1967. During the construction of the Cessna 402, the goal was to create an economic plane that could be operated for a fraction of the cost of its competitors while also removing the problems of single-engine handling of…

Cessna’s largest twin-piston engined aircraft at its time, the Cessna 404 Titan was developed in the early 1970s and introduced in 1976. The focus of developing the new model was to utilise it for passenger and cargo transfers, therefor the company offered two variations of the model from the beginning. These were the 404 Titan…

Cessna started developing the Cessna 421, also known as the Golden Eagle in 1967. The model came about as a pressurized version of the predecessing Cessna 411, and had become an instant success with over 200 aircrafts sold in the first year of production. In the following year the model was further refined with added…