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The Cessna 208B Grand Caravan is one of the most trusted and versatile single-engine turboprop aircraft in the world. Since its introduction, it has established itself as the reference platform for utility operations, private ownership, and regional air transport, combining rugged reliability with exceptional payload capacity and short-field performance.
Manufactured in February 2004, this example represents a mature, well-documented airframe with 8,041 total hours and 6,684 cycles since new — figures consistent with a regularly operated, professionally maintained aircraft. With a current Certificate of Airworthiness valid until April 2026 and only 618 hours flown since its last C of A renewal, this Caravan is operationally ready.
At the heart of this aircraft is the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-114A — the definitive engine for the Grand Caravan series, renowned for its exceptional reliability, ease of maintenance, and proven performance across all operating environments.
The engine presents the following status :
The PT6A-114A benefits from one of the most extensive support and service networks in the turboprop industry, with authorised maintenance centres available worldwide.
The airframe carries a clean, professionally maintained status consistent with private or commercial operation. All records are available for review.
For reference on airworthiness requirements and maintenance standards applicable to this aircraft type, the EASA type certificate data sheet for the Cessna 208 provides the regulatory framework governing its continued operation in European airspace.
The aircraft is fitted with a 3GFR34C703B propeller, currently well within its operational life, with a next scheduled overhaul not due until August 2030. With 2,967 hours remaining to overhaul, this represents a significant maintenance-free horizon for the next operator — a material asset in any acquisition analysis.
The Cessna 208B Grand Caravan has accumulated an unmatched operational record across more than 100 countries, operated by private owners, charter companies, NGOs, and regional carriers alike. Its combination of Pratt & Whitney Canada turboprop reliability, high useful load, and ability to operate from unprepared or short runways makes it one of the few aircraft in its category capable of serving virtually any mission profile.
This 2004 example, offered by JupitAir Monaco, presents a straightforward acquisition opportunity for operators seeking a ready-to-fly, well-documented Grand Caravan with significant propeller life remaining and a current certificate of airworthiness.
For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact the JupitAir Monaco team directly.