Cessna 404 Titan Courier 'Long Endurance' (Survey) Aircraft

The Cessna 404 Titan (registration OO-ESA) is a versatile and reliable twin-engine aircraft, ideally suited for aerial mapping, photography and inspection flights thanks to the installation of three measurement hatches. The aircraft can also be easily converted for passenger transport, business trips, medical flights or other charter purposes. This particular aircraft stands out for its exceptional endurance of 10 hours and the three dedicated measuring hatches, making it perfectly equipped for long-term and demanding missions. The aircraft remained in use until November 12 and is fully airworthy. It is currently stored in a covered hangar and is in good condition. One engine must be replaced within the next 70 flight hours. A quote for this work has been requested and can be shared with interested buyers upon request. The quoted costs amount to € 78,000 and these costs are fully borne by the buyer. The buyer can choose to have the replacement carried out by an approved maintenance organization of their choice. Maintenance & Airworthiness: Maintained in accordance with EASA Part-CLA BE. CAO.0011 and Part-CAMO BE. CAMO.0111, with a valid Airworthiness Review Certificate until July 2026. Key specifications: • Engines: 2× Continental GTSIO-520-M2B (power per engine: 375 hp) • Propellers: McCauley 3FF32C501-A/90UMB-0 • Autonomy/Endurance: Up to 10 hours • Measuring hatches: 3 (two large + one small rear hatch) • 5 seats available including the pilot seats • Possibility of up to 12 people including pilots Highlights: • Exceptional endurance for long-range missions (such as measurement or survey flights) • Three integrated measuring hatches • Reliable dual-motor performance and high payload • Spacious cab suitable for sensors and operators • Proven platform for aerial photography, mapping and surveillance flights After the auction of this aircraft, it will be deregistered by the current owner. Once the official confirmation of deregistration has been received, the aircraft can then be registered in the new aviation register of your choice.