Flysimware Cessna 441 Conquest II

The Cessna 441 Conquest ll was the first turboprop-powered aircraft from Cessna and filled the gap between their jets and piston engine aircraft. It was developed in 1974 and delivered in 1977. The pressurized, 8-9 passenger turbine is a development of the Cessna 404. The aircraft has tricycle landing gear and the engines are powered by two Garrett TPE331 turboprops driving two four-bladed McCauley or Hartzell propellers. The majority of Cessna 441s have been upgraded to TPE331-10 engines in place of the earlier versions to reduce maintenance costs while increasing horsepower, service ceiling, fuel efficiency and range. Converting from the standard three-blade propellers to a smaller diameter Hartzell four-blade propeller improves climb rate by 200 FPM. The Conquest is still in use today and has been operated by corporate owners, air charter operators and exported to many different countries.

Flysimware has designed this specific aircraft since Flysimware's beta captain has flown it and is very familiar with this model. After hundreds of hours of custom coding, this is the most realistic Garrett turboprop simulation aircraft on the market. Due to FSX limitations on the turboprop engines Flysimware has worked around the coding to produce a linked prop shaft direct to the propeller.

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