Skydiving Aircraft

1999 SuperVan Caravan

This U.S.-registered aircraft was last operated under FAR Part 91 for skydiving missions and is maintained under an FAA-accepted Progressive Inspection Program. It features a powerful Honeywell 900 shp engine with zero time since overhaul, a factory-style custom jump door, interior and exterior jumper handholds, step, and jump lights. A camera hatch makes it survey-ready, and all inspections including AD compliance are current. With complete logbooks and no damage history, it is in excellent condition and ready for immediate operations.

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2010 PAC 750XL

This one-owner U.S.-registered aircraft is operated under FAR Part 91 for skydiving and maintained under an FAA-accepted Progressive Inspection Program. It features a factory-installed jump door, jumper handholds, step, and jump lights. With full logbooks and no damage history, it is in excellent condition. Registered as N221BN, serial number 165, the airframe has 4476 hours and 14,505 landings. It is powered by a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34 engine with 4476 hours, 7495 cycles since new, and 743 hours since HSI. The MTV-16 four-blade propeller has 2112 hours since overhaul. Avionics include Garmin GTX 330 ES, GMA-340, GPS-695, GDL-39R, ARTEX 406 MHz ELT, and ADS-B Out compliance with In receive-only.
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1995 Cessna Blackhawk Caravan

This 1995 Cessna 208B Blackhawk Caravan is skydiving-configured and powered by a PT6A-140 engine. It has full logs, no damage history, and is maintained under a current program. Based in Santiago, Chile, the aircraft has 18,518 hours and includes the STC Payload Extender III.
Seller will cover all ferry fees to any North American airport.
For details, contact Chris Rosenfelt at chris@CaravanNation.com.
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2010 PAC 750XL

This aircraft is on an up-to-date maintenance and engine trend monitoring program. It has full logbooks and no damage history, and includes full new paint. It is perfectly suited for skydiving, aerial survey, or cargo operations. The aircraft was manufactured by Pacific Aerospace Corp. and is a 2010 750XL model, registered as N798JT with serial number 171. It offers a maximum useful load of 3900 LBS.
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