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Specs for a Cessna P210R Airplane

The single-engine Cessna 210 Centurion was the first aircraft that Cessna manufactured with retractable landing gear. Cessna upgraded it many times, but it produced three main models: the 210, T210 and P210R. While the T210 added a turbocharged engine, the P210R model added the significant advancement of cabin pressurization.

Engine and Weight
- The P210R Centurion's turbocharged engine produces 325 horsepower. It utilizes a fuel-injected, TSIO-520-CE engine, which means it has a volume of 520 cubic inches. The empty weight (no fuel, passengers or cargo) is 2,470 pounds. Its maximum weight for takeoff is 4,100 pounds.
Performance
- The maximum indicated airspeed of the P210R is 225 knots at 20,000 feet. The highest intended cruising speed is 213 knots at 23,000 feet. You can expect an initial climb rate of 1,150 feet per minute. The aircraft's service ceiling (maximum altitude) is 25,000 feet. With reserves and optional fuel, it can fly 1,190 nautical miles.
Dimensions and Capacity
- A pressurized Cessna Centurion has a wing span of 38 feet 10 inches. Its length is 28 feet 2 inches and its height is 9 feet 8 inches. The surface area of its wings is 185.5 square feet. All models have seating for at least four adults. Some versions also have seating for two children or two more adults.

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