1978 Piper Aztec FMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1978 Piper Aztec F (N7294P) represents a meticulously maintained, well-equipped twin-engine aircraft with a single corporate owner since 1982. The airframe shows 3,322 total hours with engine times of 545 hours on the left Lycoming TIO-540 and 527 hours on the right engine. The aircraft features extensive avionics including dual WAAS GPS (Garmin 480 and 430), dual HSI (one Sandel unit), STEC 55 autopilot, radar altimeter, and a comprehensive suite of instrumentation including twin JPI engine monitors and dual EI fuel flow/totalizer systems.

Notable upgrades include known ice certification, new windows, long-range 180-gallon fuel tanks, GAMIjectors, and an oil scavenger system. The panel boasts a GMX 200 MFD with charts, WSI weather, satellite phone, King HF radio, and a FLIR system. Additional features include 6-place oxygen, CO detector, Tannis heaters, and an audio-visual entertainment system. The aircraft has always been hangared and flown by commercial/ATP pilots, with no damage history reported. This Aztec F presents as one of the most comprehensively equipped examples available, combining modern avionics with careful ownership.