1974 Piper NavajoMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1974 Piper Navajo PA-31-325 presents as a commercially operated skydiving platform with recent engine and propeller overhauls. The airframe shows 16,005 total hours, with the left engine at 785 hours SMOH (TIO-540-F2BD, completed May 2016) and the right at 684 hours SMOH (LTIO-540-F2BD, completed January 2017). Both Hartzell propellers were overhauled in 2016-2017, with the left at 568 hours SPOH and the right at 684 hours SPOH. The aircraft carries a useful load of 2,655 lbs and is certified for 10 passengers plus pilot under its current Canadian commercial registration with limited STC for jump operations.

The Navajo features a GEM 1200 engine monitor, de-icing system, and boundary layer vortex generator kit (STC SA00048SE). Avionics include dual Collins VHF-20A radios with navigation capability, Bendix/King KR87 ADF, Collins TDR90 transponder, DME40 system, and Ameri-King AK350 blind encoder. The aircraft has been modified with a skydive door and step under STC O-LSA10-065/D. With its turbocharged engines and recent major component overhauls, this specialized Navajo offers turnkey capability for commercial skydiving operations.