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Cessna 421 Golden Eagle

The Cessna 421 Golden Eagle is an American six or seven seat twin-engined light transport aircraft, developed in the 1960s by Cessna as a pressurized version of the earlier Cessna 411.

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Developed from
Cessna 411
Developed into
Cessna 425
First flight
October 14, 1965
Introduction date
1968
Manufactured
1967–1985
Manufacturer
Cessna

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Specifications (421C)

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Cessna 421 Golden Eagle

Nodes67
Edges66
Triples86
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029851
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Cessna 421 Golden Eagle

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related to Accidents and incidents · 76
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → About, Alabama, All, American, Austin Texas, Because, Both, Brooke Skypala, Buffalo Niagara International Airport, California, Camarate, Cessna, Cheektowaga, Claremont, Claude Guillemot, December, Diane Drive, FAA, Fernandina Beach, Florida
Developed from · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → Cessna 411
Developed into · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → Cessna 425
First flight · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → October 14, 1965
Introduction date · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → 1968
Manufactured · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → 1967–1985
Manufacturer · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → Cessna
National origin · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → United States
Number built · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → 1,916
Type · 1
Cessna 421 Golden Eagle → Light transport

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Cessna 421 Golden EagleDeveloped fromCessna 4111.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleDeveloped intoCessna 4251.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleFirst flightOctober 14, 19651.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleIntroduction date19681.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleManufactured1967–19851.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleManufacturerCessna1.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleNational originUnited States1.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleNumber built1,9161.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden EagleTypeLight transport1.00infobox
Cessna 421 Golden Eagleis aAmerican six or seven seat twin-engined light transport aircraft0.90text
Cessna 421 Golden Eaglerelated to Accidents and incidentsOn December0.60section
Cessna 421 Golden Eaglerelated to Accidents and incidentsCessna0.60section

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