Cessna 340 Aircraft Pilot's Operating Handbooks

The factory Pilot's Information Manual is the published, general edition of the Pilot's Operating Handbook for the 340A. It contains the same operating procedures, limitations, and performance data. It is sold for study and reference and is not the FAA-approved, serial-specific handbook that must remain in your aircraft.

These are printed manuals, not digital downloads. We scan an original, digitally clean each page, and print on high-quality equipment so the copy is crisp and easy to read. If you searched for a PDF, the printed Pilot's Information Manual or Owner's Manual here is the equivalent reference document for your airframe year.

The early Cessna 340 used Owner's Manuals, which we offer as Essco reproductions by year. The later pressurized 340A used the Pilot's Information Manual, available here as factory copies. Both describe how to operate the aircraft. Choose the one that matches your specific model and year.

No. Every manual in this collection is sold for training, study, and reference only. They are not FAA-certified replacements for the approved Pilot's Operating Handbook, Airplane Flight Manual, or maintenance documents required in your aircraft. Always rely on the current approved documents kept with the airplane for flight and maintenance.

For service and inspection work on early airframes, choose the Cessna 340 1972-75 Maintenance Manual (D930-13), an Essco reproduction covering systems and procedures. It complements the operating manuals but does not replace your aircraft's required, current maintenance data. Pair it with the matching Owner's or Information Manual for full reference.

Yes. Browse the full Cessna aircraft manuals hub for other single- and twin-engine models, or visit the parent aircraft manuals library for Piper, Beechcraft, Mooney, and more. You can also explore pilot supplies for charts, kneeboards, and other cockpit reference gear from Pilot Mall.