1976 Piper PA-31 350 ChieftainMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Piper PA-31-350 Chieftain (N111CF) presents as a well-equipped multi-engine piston aircraft with current Part 135 operational readiness. The airframe shows 11,191 total hours with engines at 774 and 712 hours SMOH respectively, supported by props overhauled in 2019. Notable features include FIKI certification with de-ice boots, hot props, and a heated windshield, along with vortex generators that increase gross weight capability. The aircraft delivers solid performance with a cruise speed of 180 knots and maintains a useful load of 2,484 lbs (1,210 lbs with full fuel).

The avionics suite includes a Garmin GNS530W coupled with a Bendix/King KFC200 autopilot, GMX200 multi-function display, and PMA8000G audio panel. It's equipped with ADS-B in/out, XM weather/music capability, and dual transponders for enhanced situational awareness. The interior features an 8-seat club configuration with air conditioning, while operational documents show compliance with key maintenance items including the tail AD 16-05-01 and recent annual/IFR certifications completed in May 2023. The aircraft's history includes gear collapses in 2012-2013, but it has since been maintained with new windshields installed in 2015 and comes with complete logbooks. Additional utility comes from STC-approved cargo floor and rear baggage nets by Cargo Systems Inc.