From MUNDIAEREO: The 1977 Cessna P337 is a unique aircraft because it is a push-pull configuration, which means it has two engines, one in the front of the aircraft and one in the back, with a drive system that connects them. This configuration offers some advantages over traditional twin-engine aircraft, including improved performance and increased safety in the event of an engine failure.
In addition to its unique configuration, the Cessna P337 has a reputation for being a versatile and reliable aircraft. It is capable of flying at high altitudes and speeds, making it a popular choice for a variety of missions, including search and rescue, surveying, and military applications.
1977 CESSNA P337
SN
P3370280
RG
N2QF
ENGINE MAKE/MODEL
CONTINENTAL TSI0360C3BR
ENGINE TIME
SMOH 371
ENGINE TBO
1800
ENGINE NOTES
Make: Continental // Model: TSIO-360-C
// Serial # 283525-R
ENGINE
ENGINE MAKE/MODEL
CONTINENTAL TSI0360C3BR
ENGINE TIME
SMOH 1029
ENGINE TBO
1800
ENGINE NOTES
Make: Continental // Model: TSIO-360-C
// Serial # 283505-R
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