Cessna 414

The Chancellor has good speed, a comfortable cockpit and predictable handling. Commit to maintenance and training.

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Larry Anglisano
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The 414 is unmistakably a twin Cessna with an overall design that borrows some from the 421 and 401. The Chancellor in the main image has custom paint designed by Scheme Designers.
The Cessna 414 may not be the ultimate piston twin, and like others in its class, there are compromises. Combining spacious pressurized cabins and relatively small, efficient engines, the 414 series can carry lots of fuel or a small crowd with their belongings—but not both.  All told, Cessna built nearly 1000 of the airplanes—roughly a […]
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Larry Anglisano
Editor in Chief Larry Anglisano has been a staple at Aviation Consumer since 1995. An active land, sea and glider pilot, Larry has over 30 years’ experience as an avionics repairman and flight test pilot. He’s the editorial director overseeing sister publications Aviation Safety magazine, IFR magazine and is a regular contributor to KITPLANES magazine with his Avionics Bootcamp column. When he’s not writing, Larry is working on a collection of guitar compositions for the upcoming Flying n’ Jazz production.

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