Hartzell Brings Newly STC'd Props to AirVenture
Ohio propeller manufacturer Hartzell is showing two fresh approvals for Cessna and American Champion models.
"I can't wait to take the plane out to the backcountry and put it and our Voyager propeller through its paces," said Hartzell Propeller president Joe Brown, an EAA Board member. His company recently STC'd the 86-inch metal prop for the Cessna 185E/F Skywagon (introductory pricing is $13,900) and has several other propellers on display at AirVenture. (Photo: Hartzell)
"I can't wait to take the plane out to the backcountry and put it and our Voyager propeller through its paces," said Hartzell Propeller president Joe Brown, an EAA Board member. His company recently STC'd the 86-inch metal prop for the Cessna 185E/F Skywagon (introductory pricing is $13,900) and has several other propellers on display at AirVenture. (Photo: Hartzell)

Hartzell Propeller is exhibiting a wide array of its two- to five-blade aluminum and composite propellers at EAA AirVenture 2019. Holding center stage is a Cessna 185F with its newly STC’d three-blade metal propeller. The two-blade composite Trailblazer was recently made available for the American Champion Super Decathlon, and one of those aircraft is a prominent part of the company’s display. Five-blade models are available for turboprops including the TBM series, Pilatus PC-12, Piper Meridian/M500/600, and the Beech King Air 350 series.