St. Paul, MN, July 22, 2024 — Wipaire, a leading provider of aircraft modifications and float systems, is thrilled to announce the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for the Yukon propeller by Wipaire and Hartzell Propeller. The new Yukon will be on display at the Wipaire booth at this year’s EAA AirVenture.

Key Highlights Include

• Joint development between Wipaire and Hartzell Propeller
• Four blade, carbon composite construction and nickel leading edge
• Applies to both the wheeled and floated Cessna® Caravan®
  • C208 & C208B
  • PT6A-114A 675 SHP Engine
  • PT6A-140 867 SHP Engine
• Shorter Takeoff Distances: Up to 26% reduction in total takeoff distance from land and up to 31% reduction in takeoff distance from water, making it safer to operate on smaller lakes and shorter runways
• Weighing just 137 pounds, the Yukon is up to nineteen pounds lighter than other available props
• Optional pitch locks
• No change in stall speeds
• TKS or electric de-ice both available
• Sold exclusively through Wipaire

“The successful flight performance with the Yukon is a testament to the collaboration between Hartzell Propeller and Wipaire engineers,“ said Chuck Wiplinger, President, and CEO of Wipaire. “The increased efficiency and power are a game changer for our customers and pre-sale deposits are strong.“