2009 Cessna T182T Turbo Skylane equipped with Garmin G1000 (WAAS) and integrated autopilot. This aircraft has no accident or incident history. The interior and exterior are in excellent condition, reflecting consistent care and maintenance. All systems are fully operational with no open squawks. Complete maintenance records are available and all logbooks are up to date. Total Time: 2,400 hours Engine Time: 400 hours since new engine (1500TBO) Additional recent maintenance includes a freshly completed annual inspection and an overhauled oxygen system. This is a highly capable high-altitude, cross-country aircraft with excellent performance and IFR capability. Maintenance logs available to serious buyers upon request. Aircraft is available for inspection and demonstration flights at KPSM.

Manufacturer year

2009

Serial Number

T18208941

Registration Number

N5195U

Make/Model

CESSNA T182T TURBO SKYLANE

Aircraft Model Overview (Reference only)

The Cessna T182T Turbo Skylane is a modern, turbocharged evolution of the legendary Skylane series, combining Cessna’s proven high-wing utility platform with enhanced altitude performance and advanced avionics. By 2009, the T182T had become one of the most capable and technologically advanced variants of the 182 family, widely respected for its versatility, reliability, and cross-country capability. At the heart of the T182T is the Lycoming TIO-540-AK1A turbocharged engine, producing 235 horsepower. The turbocharging system allows the aircraft to maintain strong power output at higher altitudes, significantly improving climb performance and cruise efficiency in mountainous terrain and during long-distance travel. Cruise speeds typically fall within the ~165–175 knot range, depending on altitude and configuration. One of the defining features of the 2009 T182T is the integration of the Garmin G1000 glass cockpit avionics suite. This advanced system includes large-format flight displays, integrated GPS navigation, engine monitoring, digital autopilot integration, traffic and weather capability, and enhanced situational awareness tools. The G1000 helped modernize the Skylane platform and made it especially attractive for IFR flying and owner-pilot operations. The aircraft retains the classic high-wing configuration that made the Skylane famous, offering excellent visibility, stable handling, and practical utility. The cabin comfortably seats four occupants, with generous baggage capacity and wide doors that make loading easy for both passengers and cargo. Within the general aviation market, the T182T Turbo Skylane is often regarded as a “go-anywhere piston single”—capable of operating from shorter runways, climbing efficiently into the flight levels, and handling a wide variety of missions ranging from personal travel to business transportation and backcountry operations. The 2009 Cessna T182T Turbo Skylane remains one of the most respected modern piston singles in aviation. Its combination of turbocharged performance, advanced avionics, and proven utility continues to make it a top choice among owner-pilots and serious cross-country flyers.