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Cessna SkyCourier earns FAA certification for Combi option
The newly certified combi kit will allow operators to use the aircraft for an even broader range of missions globally and quickly change configurations to best serve their needs.

The FAA has granted certification of a new Combi interior conversion option for the passenger variant of the twin-engine Cessna SkyCourier turboprop aircraft. The Combi option enables operators to transport nine passengers and cargo simultaneously. Deliveries of Cessna SkyCourier passenger units with the Combi option included are slated to begin later this year.

"This newly certified combi kit adds to the growing list of options for the versatile Cessna SkyCourier," says senior vice president, global sales and flight operations Lannie O'Bannion. "The Combi will allow operators to use the aircraft for an even broader range of missions globally and quickly change configurations to best serve their needs."

With the ability to be operated by a single pilot and a generous payload capacity, the Cessna SkyCourier is the ultimate solution for air freight, passenger and special mission needs. This additional option for the aircraft builds on the available gravel kit to pave the way for further use in global markets by a variety of customers, including government agencies, law enforcement and militaries, corporations and humanitarian organisations. The aircraft is highly adaptable and can easily adjust configurations to effectively complete virtually any mission, supporting a significant return on investment.

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