Aircraft

Cessna C400 Corvallis TT

A fast, composite-airframe single-engine aircraft, offering quicker cruise speeds than the more common Cessna 172 trainer.

About the Cessna C400 Corvallis TT

The Cessna 400 Corvallis TT began life as the Columbia 400, designed by Columbia Aircraft in Bend, Oregon, before Cessna acquired the company in 2007 and renamed the aircraft. It is a four-seat, low-wing aircraft with a composite airframe and fixed landing gear.

Its twin-turbocharged Continental TSIO-550 engine produces 310 horsepower, and at altitude the Corvallis TT can cruise at well over 200 knots — making it one of the fastest fixed-gear, single-engine piston aircraft ever produced. On Virtual World Airways it was flown on a scenic tour around Elba Island, off the Tuscan coast of Italy.

Flights in the Cessna C400 Corvallis TT