Few aircraft do as many different jobs as the Cessna Caravan. The same basic airframe hauls cargo, drops skydivers, flies scheduled regional routes, and operates off gravel strips with nothing but wheels — which is exactly why it’s one of the most searched-for aircraft in our catalog and why operators end up needing several different pieces of documentation, not just one.

An Aircraft With Several Distinct Documentation Needs

Textron Aviation still markets the Cessna Caravan as a current-production turboprop, which means Caravan documentation spans everything from decades-old airframes to G1000-equipped current models — each with different avionics, so it’s worth confirming your panel before ordering.

Pilot Documentation

• Cessna Caravan 208/208B/EX G1000 Pilot Operating Handbook — for G1000-equipped aircraft
• Cessna Grand Caravan 208B FAA Approved AFM
• Cessna 208B Grand Caravan combined POH + FAA Approved AFM

Maintenance Documentation

On the maintenance side, we carry the Cessna 208 Series 1985 & On Maintenance Manual, plus the two-volume FlightSafety Caravan I Maintenance Training Manual Volume 1 and Volume 2, and the FlightSafety Caravan 208 Series Maintenance Schematic Manual for wiring and systems diagrams.

Getting the Right Combination

Because the Caravan covers so many roles and avionics fits, it’s easy to end up with a POH but not the AFM, or a maintenance manual without the matching schematic volume. If you’re not sure exactly which combination your operation needs, contact us with the aircraft’s serial number and mission profile and we’ll point you to the right set.

See the complete list in our POH and Maintenance Manuals categories.