Cessna 170 in Canada
There are 277 in Canada, built between 1947 and 1983. None are for sale here right now. Set an alert below and we'll email you when one is listed.
What to check before buying
- Corrosion is the headline.
- Inspect the spar, carry-through, floor, lower fuselage and any float-fitting areas carefully, especially on coastal or float aircraft.
- Check the fabric on early 140s, the landing-gear box and firewall for past ground-loop damage, engine time against TBO, and complete logbooks with AD compliance.
- An independent pre-purchase inspection by someone who knows these aircraft is essential.
The Cessna 170 fleet in Canada
There are 277 in Canada, in 6 variants. The Cessna 170B is the most common, with 184. That makes it the 16th most common type in the country. Half were built before 1952. Most are in Alberta (60), British Columbia (57) and Ontario (56). 275 are registered privately and 2 commercially.
Where Cessna 170 are registered
Source: Transport Canada Civil Aircraft Register. We don't show owner information.
Every one on the register
Pick a model to see every one in Canada, with its year and home base.
Cessna 170B (184) · 170A (52) · 170 (19) · 170BX (13)
2 more variants have fewer than ten each on the register.
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How many Cessna 170 are registered in Canada?
There are 277 on the Transport Canada register, built between 1947 and 1983. Most are in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.
How much does a Cessna 170 cost in Canada?
It varies a lot with engine time, avionics and equipment. Set a free alert and we'll tell you when one is listed.
Where can I buy a Cessna 170 in Canada?
On MarketPlane.ca. Each listing shows the times, avionics and logbook status, and you deal with the seller directly. Listing is free.
What should I check before buying a Cessna 170?
Our Cessna 170 buying guide covers the variants, what to inspect, and what it costs to own one in Canada.