1977 Piper Aztec F used
Description
The Piper Aztec F was a twin-engine aircraft that was first produced in 1977. It was an updated version of the Piper Aztec, featuring a new wing design and a more powerful engine, with a maximum cruise speed of around 175 knots. The aircraft could seat up to six passengers and had a range of approximately 950 nautical miles. The Aztec F was popular among private and small business owners, as well as air charter companies. The aircraft was eventually superseded by the Piper Seneca in the early 1980s.
Features
- Total Time: 9291
- Engine 1 Time: 1405 SFOH
- Engine 2 Time: 1405 SFOH
- Prop 1 Time: 746 SPOH
- Prop 2 Time: 128 SPOH
- Garmin 530 (530 missing)
- KMA20
- KX155 (missing 155)
- KN62A DME
- GTX320 xpdr
- PM2000 intercom
- NSD360 HSI
- Strike Finder
- Bendix FC823 autopilot
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