Cessna 182 aircraft for sale

The Cessna 182 Skylane is an American four-seat, single-engine, light airplane, built by Cessna of Wichita, Kansas. It has the option of adding two child seats, installed in the baggage area.

Introduced in 1956, the 182 has been produced in a number of variants, including a version with retractable landing gear, and is the second most popular Cessna model, after the 172.
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Cessna 182T£ 307,659
€ 365,000
EU tax paid
Year: 2005; TTAF: 1800h; Type: Single Prop; Location: Germany, EDXO; IFR certified, IFR equipped, Always hangared; Serial No.: 18281539; Reg. No.: D-EIPN
Cessna T182Ton request
Year: 2007; TTAF: 1400h; Type: Single Prop; Location: Switzerland; Serial No.: T18208784; Reg. No.: HB-CZM
Cessna 182Son request
Year: 2000; TTAF: 1281h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N134DB
Cessna 182Ton request
Year: 2001; TTAF: 572h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N775MR
Cessna 182Ton request
Year: 2005; TTAF: 604h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N2449T
Cessna 182Ton request
Year: 2012; TTAF: 984h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N788RM
Cessna 182Ton request
Year: 2016; TTAF: 421h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N439CS
Cessna 182Ton request
Year: 2019; TTAF: 940h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N134DJ
Cessna T182Ton request
Year: 2001; TTAF: 1384h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N959TT
Cessna T182Ton request
Year: 2006; TTAF: 1090h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N1143X
Cessna T182Ton request
Year: 2007; TTAF: 1403h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N1552S
Cessna T182T - N5264ron request
Year: 2009; TTAF: 745h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N5264R
Cessna T182Ton request
Year: 2023; TTAF: 78h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N4396D
Cessna 182Ton request
Year: 2022; TTAF: 235h; Type: Single Prop; Reg. No.: N71CD
Cessna 182Son request
Year: 2000; TTAF: 1138h; Type: Single Prop; Location: Poland; Always hangared; Serial No.: 18280687; Reg. No.: SP-EBW (EASA - POLAND)
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