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The Cessna 404 Titan, a twin-engine light aircraft developed by Cessna Aircraft, has been notable for its versatility and various configurations. Designed in the 1970s, it was Cessna's largest twin piston-engine aircraft at the time. The prototype took flight in February 1975, with testing concluding swiftly by July 1976 when it received its Type Certificate A25CE. Deliveries commenced in October of the same year.
Equipped with two Continental Motors GTSIO-520 turbocharged piston engines producing 375 shaft horsepower each, the Titan offered both passenger and utility versions initially. Over time, three main variants emerged: the Titan Ambassador for passengers, Titan Freighter for cargo, and Titan Courier for mixed operations.
"The Cessna 404 Titan is typically configured with nine passenger seats in the cabin," noted Air Charter Service about the Ambassador variant. This model became known for its spacious interior and reliable performance, capable of carrying up to ten passengers comfortably.
