Columbia 400 / Cessna Corvalis

Meet Columbia 400 / Cessna Corvalis

Originally the Columbia 400, the aircraft became part of Cessna's range after the Columbia acquisition. It was marketed as the Corvalis, with later development leading to the TTx. Its smooth composite airframe is visually distinct from Cessna's traditional metal high-wing singles.

The fixed undercarriage is a useful reminder that a fast touring aeroplane does not necessarily need retractable gear. Columbia 400, Corvalis and TTx names also refer to equipment and production developments that should be kept in view when matching a manual to a simulator aircraft.

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