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The Cessna 182N Skylane is a four-seat, fixed-tricycle-gear piston single in the Cessna 182 Skylane family. FAA Type Certificate Data Sheet 3A13 identifies the model in the normal category.
The cataloged production period is 1970–1971. FAA model approval is dated September 17, 1969.
Cessna 182N specifications
| Manufacturer | Cessna |
|---|---|
| Model | 182N |
| Production years | 1970–1971 |
| Aircraft type | Four-seat piston single |
| Seats | 4 |
| Landing gear | Fixed tricycle |
| Certification | FAA 3A13 |
Cessna 182N weights and capacities
| Maximum takeoff weight | 2,950 lb |
|---|---|
| Maximum landing weight | 2,800 lb |
| Standard fuel capacity | 65 gal total / 60 gal usable |
TCDS baggage arrangement varies by serial number. S/N 18260446 and later add an 80 lb aft baggage area.
Cessna 182N engine and configuration
| Engine | Continental · 230 hp · @ 2,600 rpm |
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Baggage and loading applicability
| Baggage | TCDS baggage arrangement varies by serial number. S/N 18260446 and later add an 80 lb aft baggage area. |
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Cessna 182N history and development
The 182N forms part of the long-running Skylane development sequence. Changes between adjacent 182 variants include engine applicability, certified weight, fuel-system arrangement and loading details.
For that reason this page treats the 182N as a model-specific reference rather than assuming that data from another 182 variant automatically apply.
Cessna 182N fuel capacity
FAA TCDS 3A13 identifies 65 U.S. gallons total / 60 gallons usable.
Fuel-system applicability can vary by serial number on some 182N aircraft. Use the approved aircraft documentation rather than assuming the largest listed capacity applies to every airplane.
Cessna 182N model applicability and configuration
This page applies specifically to the Cessna 182N Skylane. Adjacent Cessna 182 variants can differ in engine, maximum weight, fuel capacity, baggage arrangement and center-of-gravity limits.
Always verify the aircraft serial number, current approved POH/AFM, equipment, modifications and current weight-and-balance record.
Cessna 182N weight and balance
The FAA model data identify a maximum weight of 2,950 lb and a baggage arrangement of 120 lb forward baggage, with an additional 80 lb aft area on later serial numbers.
The FAA data specify a 2,800 lb maximum landing weight.
WBcalc does not currently provide a model-specific 182N calculator. Operational loading calculations must use the approved data applicable to the individual airplane.
Cessna 182N frequently asked questions
What engine does the Cessna 182N Skylane use?
FAA TCDS 3A13 identifies Continental O-470-R / O-470-S, rated at 230 hp at 2,600 rpm.
What is the maximum weight of the 182N?
The FAA model data identify a maximum weight of 2,950 lb.
How much fuel does the 182N carry?
FAA TCDS 3A13 identifies 65 U.S. gallons total / 60 gallons usable. Exact applicability can depend on serial number.
What baggage limit is represented for the 182N?
The FAA model data identify 120 lb forward baggage, with an additional 80 lb aft area on later serial numbers. Check serial-number applicability and the approved loading information for the individual aircraft.
Reference sources
FAA: Type Certificate Data Sheet 3A13 - Model 182N
Related 182 / R182 / TR182 models
- Cessna 182 - 1956
- Cessna 182A - 1957–1958
- Cessna 182B - 1959
- Cessna 182C - 1960
- Cessna 182D - 1961
- Cessna 182E - 1962
- Cessna 182F - 1963
- Cessna 182G - 1964
- Cessna 182H - 1965
- Cessna 182J - 1966
- Cessna 182K - 1967
- Cessna 182L - 1968
- Cessna 182M - 1969
- Cessna 182P - 1972–1976
- Cessna 182Q - 1977–1980
- Cessna 182R - 1981–1986
- Cessna 182S - 1997–2000
- Cessna 182T - 2001–present
- Cessna R182 - 1978–1986
- Cessna T182 - 1981–1985
- Cessna TR182 - 1979–1986
- Cessna T182T - 2001–present