[ Skyfarer Premium Listing ] Cessna 182 H P-ponk O-470-50 McCauley 3 blade prop recently balanced New seats and carpet Magnetos serviced Prop goivernor serviced Starter adapter servived New battery and Bogart Wiring New engine mount ACTT 5160 Tach 990 SPOH 763 Last Annual February 2025

Home Airport(s)

Brush Prairie, WA

Manufacturer year

1962

Serial Number

18256118

Registration Number

N2018X

Additional Notes

About the CESSNA 182H The Cessna 182H is a later-generation variant of the well-established Cessna 182 Skylane series, an aircraft line celebrated for its balance of performance, reliability, and versatility. Introduced in 1965, the 182H built upon nearly a decade of Skylane development, benefiting from incremental refinements that reflected both pilot feedback and Cessna’s continued focus on improving comfort and usability. The 182 series itself was designed as a step up from the Cessna 172, offering increased power, payload, and cross-country capability while preserving the stable, forgiving handling characteristics of Cessna’s high-wing designs. Powered by the Continental O-470-R engine producing 230 horsepower, the Cessna 182H delivers strong and predictable performance across a wide range of operating conditions. The additional power provides confident takeoff and climb capability, particularly useful when operating from shorter runways or at higher-density altitudes. This performance, combined with the Skylane’s robust airframe, allows the 182H to comfortably carry passengers, baggage, and fuel, making it a dependable aircraft for longer trips and practical utility missions. The 182H introduced several design and cabin refinements compared to earlier models. One notable change was the adoption of electric flaps, which replaced the earlier manual flap system and improved ease of operation in the cockpit. The cabin layout emphasized comfort and visibility, with large windows and improved seating that made long flights more enjoyable for both pilots and passengers. The high-wing configuration continued to offer excellent ground clearance and downward visibility, reinforcing the Skylane’s reputation as an approachable and pilot-friendly aircraft. In the general aviation market, the Cessna 182H further solidified the Skylane’s role as one of the most versatile single-engine airplanes ever produced. It has been widely used for personal transportation, advanced flight training, backcountry operations, and various utility roles. Its stability, predictable handling, and strong performance made it particularly attractive to pilots seeking a capable aircraft that did not demand the complexity of multi-engine or turbine platforms. The Cessna 182H remains a respected and enduring model within the Skylane lineage. Its blend of power, comfort, and operational flexibility has allowed it to remain relevant decades after its introduction. As part of the broader Cessna 182 family, the 182H continues to be appreciated by pilots who value a proven, all-around aircraft with a long-standing legacy in general aviation.