Max Weight Ramp | 7,305 lbs | 3,313 kg |
Max Takeoff Weight | 7,255 lbs | 3,290 kg |
Base Aircraft Empty Weight | 3,775 lbs | 1,712 kg |
Base Aircraft Useful Load | 3,530 lbs | 1,601 kg |
Fuel Capacity | 320 gal | 1,211 L |
Max Wing Loading | 30.2 lbs/ft2 | 147.45 kg/sm |
Max Power Loading | 9.67 lbs/hp | 4.39 kg/hp |
Stall Speed Vs1 (flaps up) | 77 kcas | 143 kph |
Stall Speed Vs0 (flaps down) | 60 kcas | 111 kph |
Rate of Climb (max cont as SL) | 1,340 ft/min | 408 m/min |
Rate of Climb (10,000 ft) | 867 ft/min | 264 ft/min |
Takeoff Ground Roll | 934 ft | 285 m |
Landing Ground Roll | 765 ft | 233 m |
Certified Ceiling | 25,000 ft | 7,620 m |
Includes 45 min reserve, ISA, without cargo pod
174 ktas, 12,000 ft (3,700 m) | 1,005 nm | 1,861 km |
Cruise Fuel | 271 gal | 5.8 hrs |
Assumes Consumption rate of: | 48 gph | 182 L/hr |
135 ktas, 12,000 ft (3,700 m) | 1,132 nm | 2,096 km |
Cruise Fuel | 271 gal | 8.4 hrs |
Assumes Consumption rate of: | 33 gph | 125 L/hr |
95 ktas, 12,000 ft (3,700 m) | 944 nm | 1,748 km |
Cruise Fuel | 271 gal | 9.9 hrs |
Assumes Consumption rate of: | 28 gph | 106 L/hr |
Cabin Width | 4’6” | 1.37 m |
Cabin Height | 4’9” | 1.45 m |
Cabin Length | 15’ 10” | 4.83 m |
Cargo Volume | 248 cu ft | 7.02 cu m |
Overall Length | 33’8” | 10.3 m |
Seats | 1-10 | 1-10 |
Doors | 3 | 3 |
Door Sill Height | 38” | .97 m |
Cargo Door Height | 49.25” | 1.25 m |
Cargo Door Width | 49.25” | 1.25 m |
Wing Area | 240 ft2 | 22.3 sq m |
Span | 45’ | 13.72 m |
Dihedral | 3° | |
Flap Type | Fowler, single-slotted | |
Horizontal Span | 20’ 4” | 6.21 m |
Overall Height | 15’3” | 4.48 m |
Diameter | 96” | 2.44 m |
Clearance | 19” | 48 cm |
Main Gear | 8.5 x 10 Cleveland, spring steel |
Nose Gear | 6.5 x 8 Cleveland, air-oleo, steel |
Takeoff Power | 750 hp |
Max Continuous power | 700 hp |
(Fully integrated in the G1000NXI)
(Other than what is integrated in the G1000NXI)
373.3 lbs
The Summit executive interior package includes: Choice from two color options; an executive four place “club” seating arrangement featuring reclining executive passenger seats with arm rests and lumbar support configured (forward to aft) with dual aft facing seats, dual forward-facing seats and a fifth forward-facing seat positioned aft. Dual pyramid cabinets, removable carpet over slip resistant flooring, 6-passenger headset jacks, 8 passenger PSU vents, reading lights, full cabin ventilation control, and 10-place oxygen.
39.4 lbs.
183.0 lbs
The External Baggage Compartment is of composite construction and mounts onto the bottom of the fuselage to provide additional cargo and baggage space. It has a maximum load-carrying weight of 750 pounds and a maximum floor loading of 65 pounds per square foot to allow a wide variety of loading scenarios. The External Baggage Compartment is divided into three compartments separated by composite bulkheads and each compartment has an individual loading door and internal skid ramp to facilitate loading and unloading. With its clean aerodynamic design, there is very little reduction in performance (only 1-2 knots reduction in cruise speed).
128.4 lbs
This option moves the TKS fluid tank from the cockpit to the forward bay of the Cargo pod. It holds 16 gallons and operates for 2-1/2 hours under normal icing conditions. This option frees up cabin and cockpit space making it easier for the pilot to access the main cabin. The pod tank does not decrease the weight that can be inserted in the forward bay of the cargo pod and sits in front of the forward bay door, keeping the standard door size intact. The pod tank helps keep the CG forward during high load operations while taking up less than 25% of the usable volume in the forward bay.
82.9 lbs
Controlled through a digital touch screen display which allows the pilot to select the desired temperature for the system to maintain, the vapor cycle air conditioning system consists of an engine-driven compressor, forward evaporator, aft evaporator, condenser and two blowers. Cool air is distributed throughout the cabin via 12 gaspers to generate a comfortable temperature.
20.6 lbs
A popular upgrade on the Kodiak, the larger tires provide improved handling and durability on rugged back-country airstrips. This also upgrades the landing weight to 7,255 lbs. This upgrade exchanges the tires as follows:
Standard Tires: | Upgraded Tires: |
---|---|
Main: 8 Ply, 8.5 x 10.0 | Main: 29 x 11-10 |
Nose: 6 Ply, 6.5 x 8.0 | Nose: 22 x 8-8 |
20.6 lbs
A popular upgrade on the Kodiak, the larger tires provide improved handling and durability on rugged back-country airstrips. This also upgrades the landing weight to 7,255 lbs. This upgrade exchanges the tires as follows:
Standard Tires: | Upgraded Tires: |
---|---|
Main: 8 Ply, 8.5 x 10.0 | Main: 29 x 11-10 |
Nose: 6 Ply, 6.5 x 8.0 | Nose: 22 x 8-8 |
16.9 lbs
The GTS 800 Traffic Avoidance System actively interrogates other transponder-equipped aircraft. The system displays the position of nearby aircraft on the G1000 and provides aural warnings when there is potential conflict. This feature greatly increases the safety for flights into busy airspace. Moreover, when operating in remote areas where no ATC radar services are provided, but other aircraft are still operating. Also includes the WX 500 Stormscope which enables pilots to make informed in-flight decisions about thunderstorm avoidance by mapping real-time electrical discharges created by storms and displaying it on the G1000.
1.4 lbs
XM Satellite Weather data provides information for avoiding hazardous weather. Having XM WX on board boosts pilots’ situational awareness through interactive graphical weather updates displayed on the G1000. If the peace of mind XM WX provides isn’t enough, XM offers over 170 channels of music, news, talk and sports enjoyment.
21.8 lbs
The GWX 70 is an all-in-one antenna/receiver/transmitter that provides 4-color storm cell tracking to the G1000. The selectable scan (up to 90 degrees) and pulse range let you home in on target areas plus full pitch-and-roll stabilization is available for smooth weather tracking during climbs or turns. Also the side-view vertical scanning function allows it to profile storm tops, gradients and cell buildup activity at various altitudes. Plus, Weather Attenuated Color Highlight (WATCH™) can identify areas beyond the radar's capability that may contain even more hazardous areas of precipitation.
No weight impact
ChartView brings an electronic version of Jeppesen’s extensive library of charts and airport diagrams directly to the G1000’s Multi-Function Display. ChartView displays approach charts, geographical features, airspace, airways and airport diagrams in full color and high resolution. In addition, the pilot sees the aircraft’s present position on the chart. These electronic charts greatly reduce the amount of paper in the cockpit and help reduce pilot workload.
No weight impact
The SurfaceWatch feature provides aural and visual annunciations to help the flight crew maintain situational awareness and avoid potential runway incursions/excursions during ground and air operations in the airport environment.
1.0 lbs
The X3 Demand Conserver is a fully mechanical demand conserver. By only giving you oxygen when you need it, the X3 Demand Conserver will extend the duration of your oxygen supply by a minimum of 300%.
4.5 lbs
Bose A20 Headsets are engineered to be comfortable and provide noise reduction. Features include Bluetooth audio and communication interface, customizable audio prioritization control, intuitive “plug-and-play” operation, and a high performance microphone. 2 Bose A20 Headsets for crew seats are standard.
25.0 lbs
Subject To Paint Scheme Approval
26.4 lbs
Permits re-fueling in 5 minutes
8.0 lbs
Permits documentation of sights and/or observations for subsequent viewing.
Mfg. Empty Weight: | 3,777 lbs |
Weight of Options | 933 lbs |
Misc. Equipment, Non-drainables: | 75 lbs |
BOW | 4,785 lbs |
6 Pax + Pilot @ 200 lbs. each | 1,400 lbs |
Max Fuel | 1,117 lbs |
Range w/6 Pax + Pilot: | 525 NM |
Scheduled maintenance items for first 5 yrs/1000 hrs | AMM Rev22 |
Based on 200.0 flight hours/year average
Based on Shop Labor Rate of $110/hour
Year | Description | Function | Interval | In-House Labor* | Parts & Outdoor Labor | Cost |
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1st Year | Annual Inspection - all 12 mth items | INSP | 12 mths | 80.0 hrs | VMI | $8,800 |
2nd Year | Annual Inspection - all 12 mth items | INSP | 12 mths | 80.0 hrs | VMI | $8,800 |
IFR Certification | INSP | 24 mths | $990 | N/A | $990 | |
DIPS acutator rotation | MAINT | 24 mths | 2.0 hrs | N/A | $220 | |
Stall Warning Ice Mode Functional | INSP | 24 mths | 1.0 hrs | N/A | $110 | |
Firewall Blanket Inspection | INSP | 24 mths | 0.5 hrs | N/A | $55 | |
Fuel Nozzle Cleaning | INSP | 300‐400 hrs | 8.0 hrs | $1,050 | $1,930 | |
$12,105 | ||||||
3rd Year | Annual Inspection - all 12 mth items | INSP | 12 mths | 80.0 hrs | VMI | $8,800 |
Standby gyro battery | RPL | 36 mths | 0.5 hrs | $400 | $455 | |
Fuel pump inlet filter | INSP | 600 hr | 1.0 hrs | N/A | $110 | |
Fuel pump outlet filter | RPL | 600 hr | 1.0 hrs | $40 | $150 | |
S/G Brush Life | INSP | 600 hr | 1.0 hrs | N/A | $110 | |
Flap Roller | LUBE | 600 hr | 1.0 hrs | N/A | $110 | |
Flap Actuator | LUBE | 600 hr | 0.5 hrs | N/A | $55 | |
TKS filter | RPL | 36 mths | 3.5 hrs | $980 | $1,365 | |
$11,155 | ||||||
4th Year | Annual Inspection - all 12 mth items | INSP | 12 mths | 80.0 hrs | VMI | $10,400 |
IFR Certification | INSP | 24 mths | $1,100 | N/A | $1,100 | |
DIPS actuator rotation | MAINT | 24 mths | 2.0 hrs | N/A | $260 | |
Park brake cable | LUBE | 800 hr | .2 hrs | N/A | $26 | |
Stall Warning Ice Mode Functional | INSP | 24 mths | 1.0 hrs | N/A | $130 | |
Firewall Blanket Inspection | INSP | 24 mths | 0.5 hrs | N/A | $65 | |
Fuel Nozzle Cleaning | INSP | 300-400 hr | 8.0 hrs | $1,050 | $2,090 | |
$11,155 | ||||||
5th Year | Annual Inspection - all 12 mth items | INSP | 12 mths | 80.0 hrs | VMI | $10,400 |
Oxygen bottle hydro/regulator OH | INSP/OH | 60 mths | 1.5 hr | $1,000 | $1,195 | |
P3 filter | RPL | 1000 hr | 0.5 hrs | N/A | $230 | |
Oil filter | RPL | 1000 hr | 0.5 hrs | $130 | $195 | |
Fuel reservoir bladder | INSP | 1000 hr | 2.0 hrs | N/A | $260 | |
1/4" NLG Centering Pin | RPL | 1000 hrs | 5.0 hrs | VMI | $650 | |
FWD Lower Carry‐Thru | INSP | 1000 hr | 2.0 hrs | N/A | $260 | |
WS 168.75 Nose Rib | INSP | 1000 hr | 1.0 hrs | N/A | $130 | |
ELT Battery | RPL | Varies | 0.5 hrs | $700 | $800 | |
$14,185 | ||||||
$60,316 |
* In house labor hours are based on separate due items being performed while aircraft is opened up for annual.
* All costs are based on work performed at Sandpoint Quest Repair Station facility.
*These specifications were derived direct from the manufacturer and American Kodiak is not making any statements to its validity.