1977 Aerostar Superstar 700
Description
The Aerostar Superstar 700 is an American two-seat, high-wing, light aircraft that was produced by the Aerostar Corporation from 1966 to 1972. It was the first aircraft to be designed and produced by the Aerostar Corporation, and was the first aircraft to feature a cabin-level pressurization system. The Superstar 700 was designed to offer a comfortable and luxurious cabin, with features such as reclining seats, berths, and a full-width instrument panel. The aircraft was powered by a Lycoming IO-540-C4B5 engine, producing 300 horsepower, and was capable of a maximum speed of 200 mph. The Superstar 700 was popular with business executives and private pilots, and over 530 aircraft were produced.
Features
- Total Time: 4130
- 575 SMOH Overhauled by Poplar Grove 2007 ( LH )
- 1076 SMOH Overhauled by Victor Aviation ( RH ) Teardown inspection 2007 Popular Grove 575 hours ago
- 575 SPOH Precision Propeller, 700 Conversion ( Both sides ) 2007
- AVIONICS:
- King KFC-200 Autopilot with Flight Director
- PMA 8000B audio panel
- K1525 slaved HSI
- GNS 530 Nav/Com GPS ( WAAS )
- GNS 430 Nav/Com GPS ( WAAS )
- GTX 330ES ADSb Transponder
- Avydine EX 500 CMAX / Jepp view / XM weather
- XM Roady 2 XM receiver interfaced into audio panel
- CD player
- Traffic avoidance
- SUPER FEATURING
- Machen Superstar 1 Upgrade
- Air Conditioning
- Built in Oxygen system
- Club Seating - (6) Place
- (3) Blade low noise Propellers with Polished Spinners
- New panel overlays ( 2005 )
- ADDITIONAL OUTSTANDING FEATURES
- 24 Volt System
- Pilot & Co-pilot toe brakes, and parking brakes
- Hobbs Meter
- Alternate Static Source
- Engine Hour Recorder
- Overhead Switch Panel
- Outside Air Temperature Gauge
- Ventilation 2-Speed Fan
- De-ice Boots
- External Power Receptacle
- Instrument Panel Lighting
- Map Lights
- Wing Tip Strobe Lights
- Nose Landing Taxi/ Recognition Lights
- Pulse-lites
- Navigation Lights
- Cabin Reading Lights - four
- Heated Propellers
- Pilot Vent Window
- Aeliron Trim
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