2006 AVIAT HUSKY A-1B

2006

2344

N440F

Usati

IFR

PAMR

This is a standout Husky-low time, highly equipped, and exceptionally well cared for. Currently located in Anchorage, Alaska. Owned by the current owner since 2017, the aircraft has been regularly flown and consistently maintained to a high standard, with continuous hangar storage. Featuring the desirable "new wing" configuration, modern avionics, and true bush capability, N440F represents an excellent opportunity for pilots seeking a reliable and capable backcountry aircraft. Fresh annual inspection May 2026 and engine oil analysis, offering added confidence to the next owner. Professional ferry pilot available to move anywhere, at buyers expense.

329

907.18 kg

295.74 kg

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196.84 L

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Exceptionally low-time airframe with just 329 hours since new. Two-owner aircraft, owned by the current owner since 2017 and regularly flown to maintain reliability and performance. Always hangared and maintained to a high standard with complete logbooks and documentation available. Equipped for serious backcountry operations with 29" Alaskan Bushwheels and Baby Bushwheel tailwheel. Clean, well-cared-for example of one of the most capable and sought-after bush aircraft on the market.

LYCOMING IO-360-C1G6

134.23 kW

329 SNEW

2000

2006

Textron Lycoming O-360-C1G engine with just 327 hours total time since new, delivering proven reliability and strong performance for both backcountry and cross-country operations. The aircraft has been regularly flown and meticulously maintained, contributing to overall engine health and dependability. The current owner will complete the upcoming annual inspection (due May 2026) and provide a fresh engine oil analysis at that time, offering added confidence to the next owner. Factory-installed Vision Micro Systems engine and fuel monitoring system provides comprehensive, real-time performance data, enhancing situational awareness and engine management. Equipped with an Airwolf oil filter kit for improved filtration and maintenance efficiency. Additional upgrades include a Sky-Tec 149-12PM lightweight starter and Prestolite ALY-8420 alternator, supporting reliable electrical performance. The aircraft is fitted with 29" Alaskan Bushwheels and a Baby Bushwheel tailwheel, making it exceptionally capable in off-airport and rugged terrain operations. This configuration, combined with the Husky's power-to-weight performance, provides excellent short takeoff and landing (STOL) capability. Additional features include a heated pitot tube, stall warning system, Concorde RG-25 battery, SigmaTek vacuum pump, and 406 MHz ELT. All systems have been maintained with care, and installation documentation is available.

HARTZELL

329 SNEW

2

Composite

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2006

2006

2

Passenger

May 2026 annual completed, along with engine oil analysis.

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