Cessna 400-series twins family
The Cessna 400-series twins line on this site has six variants. Length runs from the 425 Corsair to the 404 Titan, a spread of 3.7 ft (10.3%). Three different wingspans appear across the line. Maximum takeoff weight grows by 45.9% from the lightest variant to the heaviest. The variants spread over Design Groups I and II and Approach Categories A and B.
The 425 Corsair has the widest main gear in Design Group I (162 types). The 441 Conquest II clears the 49 ft wingspan line of Design Group II by 0.3 ft. The 441 Conquest II has the 3rd-shortest wingspan in Design Group II (77 types).
Every variant, shortest first
| Variant | Wingspan | Length | Tail height | Max. takeoff weight | Codes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cessna 425 Corsair | 44.2 ft | 35.8 ft | 12.6 ft | 8,600 lb | I-B |
| Cessna 401/402 | 44.2 ft | 36.4 ft | 11.4 ft | not shown | I-A |
| Cessna 414 Chancellor | 44.2 ft | 36.4 ft | 11.5 ft | 6,750 lb | I-B |
| Cessna 421 Golden Eagle | 44.2 ft | 36.4 ft | 11.5 ft | 7,450 lb | I-B |
| Cessna 441 Conquest II | 49.3 ft | 39.0 ft | 13.2 ft | 9,850 lb | II-B |
| Cessna 404 Titan | 46.3 ft | 39.5 ft | 13.3 ft | 8,400 lb | I-B |
The 414 Chancellor and the 421 Golden Eagle publish identical dimensions.
Source: FAA Aircraft Characteristics Database, October 2024 release. How we measure.