Reims F337G Super Skymaster

Reims Aviation · France · first flew 1974 · light aircraft

The Reims F337G Super Skymaster is a French licence-built variant of the Cessna 337, continuing the progressive refinement of the push-pull twin-boom light aircraft for European buyers.

Recognition (WEFT)

W — Wings	High-mounted, straight
E — Engines	2 × piston, fuselage-mounted
F — Fuselage	9.07 m fuselage
T — Tail	Twin fin

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Centreline-thrust push-pull twin engine layout
Twin-boom tail configuration
French Reims licence-built Cessna 337

Same distinctive push-pull, twin-boom, high-wing layout as all F337 variants; no external visual distinction from E or F sub-variants without manufacturer documentation.

Specifications

The Reims F337G Super Skymaster has a length of 9.07 m (30 ft).
It has a wingspan of 11.63 m (38 ft).
Its maximum speed is 322 km/h (200 mph).
Typical crew: 1 + 5 passengers.

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History

The G variant was introduced as part of Reims's ongoing production of the Skymaster family, tracking Cessna's own model year updates while tailoring certification and documentation to European requirements. The type maintained strong sales in France and neighbouring markets throughout the mid-1970s.

Variants

The G sub-variant is closely related to the F and H variants; the turbocharged FT337G was a parallel development offering higher performance at altitude.

Where you'll see it

Operated by private owners and light charter operators across Europe; the type's benign single-engine handling made it popular with owner-pilots transitioning to twins.

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