1979 Cessna U206G STATIONAIR

The Cessna U206G Stationair is a six-seat, single-engine utility aircraft known for its exceptional load-carrying ability and rugged construction. Powered by a Continental IO-520 engine burning approximately 14 gallons per hour, the U206G features a large double cargo door on the right side, making it ideal for hauling oversized cargo, skydiving operations, and bush flying. The fixed-gear, high-wing design provides excellent access to remote and unimproved airstrips, while the six-seat cabin and generous useful load make the Stationair one of the most versatile single-engine aircraft ever produced. The Cessna U206G appeals to bush pilots, cargo operators, skydiving centers, and practical-minded owners who need to carry heavy loads to difficult destinations. The U designation indicates the utility version with double cargo doors. It is a workhorse in Alaska, Canada, and developing nations where rugged utility and payload are essential.