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CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 Model Guide

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Overview

The CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 is the turbocharged version of Cessna's stretched 206, a fixed-gear single built as a seven-seat (later eight-seat) hauler. The 207 line ended in 1984 with 788 built, mostly flown by air taxi operators. The figures below come from the 1976 Model 207 handbook, a normally aspirated sibling, so check turbo numbers against your own aircraft's manual.

  • Family-level figures: up to 690 nm range, 161 kt cruise, 26,000 ft ceiling and 8 passengers across the 207, 207A, T207 and T207A.
  • 1976 Model 207 handbook (non-turbo): 3800 lb max weight, 1836 lb useful load with one seat, 300 lb baggage allowance.
  • The 207 was popular with air taxi companies and very few saw private use, so check logbooks for commercial history.
  • The tail sits farther aft than on the 206, so landing without striking the tail skid is a greater challenge.

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Document details

Type
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Model Guide
Year
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2026
File size
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49 KB
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sprinkle.com

Specifications & performance

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Specifications

Takeoff power (hp)
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300
Max useful load (lb)
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1,836
Baggage allowance (lb)
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300
Max takeoff weight (lb)
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3,800
Max continuous power (hp)
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285
Usable fuel standard (gal)
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54
Standard empty weight (lb)
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1,964
Usable fuel long range (gal)
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73

Performance

Rate of climb (fpm)
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810
Max range 73gal (nm)
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690
Service ceiling (ft)
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13,300
Landing ground roll (ft)
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765
Takeoff ground roll (ft)
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1,100
Max speed sea level (kt)
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150
Cruise speed 75pct 6500ft (kt)
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143
Takeoff over 50ft obstacle (ft)
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1,970

V-speeds

STALL_SPEED_FLAPS_UP_KTS
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65
STALL_SPEED_FLAPS_DOWN_KTS
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58

Weight & balance

Aft baggage max (lb)
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180
Max useful load (lb)
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1,836
Max landing weight (lb)
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3,800
Max takeoff weight (lb)
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3,800
Forward baggage max (lb)
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120
Standard empty weight (lb)
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1,964
About this document
How many seats does the CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 have?

The CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 is a seven-seat development of the 206. A seat was added in 1980, giving the Stationair 8. Registry data for the 207 family shows up to 8 passengers.

How far can it fly?

For the CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 family, the registry shows up to 690 nm. The 1976 non-turbo 207 handbook also gives 690 nm at 10,000 ft with 73 gal usable. Confirm the figure for your own airplane.

Is it a good private airplane?

The CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 was popular with air taxi companies, and very few of the 207s built were used privately. Expect a commercial history and review the logbooks and any modifications carefully.

What is the CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 Model Guide?

The CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 Model Guide is a model guide for the CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7, dated 2026.

What year was the CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 Model Guide published?

The CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 Model Guide — the CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 model guide on file — is dated 2026.

How rare is it?
254CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 registered worldwide · 253 active

Common. More common than 86% of the aircraft models we track.

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What it is

The 207 stretched the 206: the nose gained 18 inches of baggage compartment and the fuselage aft of the wing gained 44 inches. It arrived as a 1969 model with a 300 hp IO-520-F, and the turbo version used a TSIO-520-G of the same output. In 1977 it became the Stationair 7 and the turbo engine changed to a 310 hp TSIO-520-M. A seat was added in 1980 (Stationair 8).

Handbook performance (non-turbo 1976 Model 207)

Maximum speed is 150 kt at sea level and cruise is 143 kt at 75% power at 6500 ft; both figures include optional speed fairings. Climb is 810 fpm and service ceiling is 13,300 ft. Takeoff ground roll is 1100 ft (1970 ft over 50 ft). Landing ground roll is 765 ft. Range is 565 nm at 75% power with 73 gal usable, or 690 nm at 10,000 ft.

What to check

Common modifications include cargo pods, floats, STOL kits, extra fuel tanks and engine conversions. Confirm which are fitted and approved for the airplane. Get the POH for that exact serial number, because maximum weight, flap limits, engine limits and speeds vary between models and modifications.

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Safety notes

  • Weights, flap limits, engine limits and speeds vary between models and modifications. Fly to the POH for the exact aircraft.
  • The 1976 handbook limits baggage to 120 lb forward and 180 lb aft. Work out weight and balance before every flight.
  • The 300 hp takeoff rating is limited to 5 minutes, with 285 hp maximum continuous (1976 non-turbo handbook). Check the turbo limits in your own POH.

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Full document text

CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 Model Guide The CESSNA T-207 Turbo Stationair 7 is the turbocharged version of Cessna's stretched 206, a fixed-gear single built as a seven-seat (later eight-seat) hauler. The 207 line ended in 1984 with 788 built, mostly flown by air taxi operators. The figures below come from the 1976 Model 207 handbook, a normally aspirated sibling, so check turbo numbers against your own aircraft's manual. • Family-level figures: up to 690 nm range, 161 kt cruise, 26,000 ft ceiling and 8 passengers across the 207, 207A, T207 and T207A. • 1976 Model 207 handbook (non-turbo): 3800 lb max weight, 1836 lb useful load with one seat, 300 lb baggage allowance. • The 207 was popular with air taxi companies and very few saw private use, so check logbooks for commercial history. • The tail sits farther aft than on the 206, so landing without striking the tail skid is a greater challenge. What it is The 207 stretched the 206: the nose gained 18 inches of baggage compartment and the fuselage aft of the wing gained 44 inches. It arrived as a 1969 model with a 300 hp IO-520-F, and the turbo version used a TSIO-520-G of the same output. In 1977 it became the Stationair 7 and the turbo engine changed to a 310 hp TSIO-520-M. A seat was added in 1980 (Stationair 8). Handbook performance (non-turbo 1976 Model 207) Maximum speed is 150 kt at sea level and cruise is 143 kt at 75% power at 6500 ft; both figures include optional speed fairings. Climb is 810 fpm and service ceiling is 13,300 ft. Takeoff ground roll is 1100 ft (1970 ft over 50 ft). Landing ground roll is 765 ft. Range is 565 nm at 75% power with 73 gal usable, or 690 nm at 10,000 ft. What to check Common modifications include cargo pods, floats, STOL kits, extra fuel tanks and engine conversions. Confirm which are fitted and approved for the airplane. Get the POH for that exact serial number, because maximum weight, flap limits, engine limits and speeds vary between models and modifications. Safety notes: • Weights, flap limits, engine limits and speeds vary between models and modifications. Fly to the POH for the exact aircraft. • The 1976 handbook limits baggage to 120 lb forward and 180 lb aft. Work out weight and balance before every flight. • The 300 hp takeoff rating is limited to 5 minutes, with 285 hp maximum continuous (1976 non-turbo handbook). Check the turbo limits in your own POH.