Just HOW much gas does the Twin Cessna 414 use!?!?

[@brantgentry1463]

Nice plane and as Kelsey says keep the blue side up

[@jimaddis2]

Great video Daniel. We own 1979 C414A SN 239. Ram IV, ALMOST identical panel update. KFMY Page Field.

[@DanMalott1]

Love it! Jealous of FMY - beautiful area!

[@matthewlusardi7474]

Another good one Professor! Thanks for the insight

[@DanMalott1]

Thanks !

[@pilotgirl5953]

Excellent! Still love your bird. 414A still my choice. Thanks for sharing

[@DanMalott1]

Thanks!

[@brentlemon4021]

Always appreciate your videos!
Does your 414A have Series IV or VII engines?

[@DanMalott1]

Series IV

[@SR-bh5jd]

How much gas does it use? What’s the credit limit on your American Express?

[@DanMalott1]

LOL true!

[@mrwest5552]

answer : enough to prevent fuel exhaustion on any given leg.

[@DanMalott1]

Yes!

[@kurtdobson]

If you can afford a pressurized twin, you probably won’t care so much about the cost of fuel. And what, no prop sync?

[@DanMalott1]

Inop

[@kurtdobson]

@@DanMalott1 awesome bird, I had a chance to buy a brand new one in 1981 for $115k in partners with my dad who flew P38 lightnings in wwII.

[@MrVajsivan]

How about in litar??? Stop using ponuds, inch etc. Use normal, linear and simple unit

[@andremarais2706]

Its a pterodactyl. Who cares?

[@DanMalott1]

😂