1978 Piper Navajo ChieftainMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1978 Piper Navajo Chieftain (N27800) presents as a well-maintained twin-engine aircraft with 14,698 total hours on the airframe, currently based at Belfast International Airport (EGAA). Powered by dual Lycoming (L)TIO-540-J2BD engines with 1,891 and 2,151 hours since overhaul respectively (both with 2,000-hour TBOs), the aircraft features Hartzell HC-E3YR-2A(L)TF propellers overhauled in March 2018 with 368 hours since service. The IFR-equipped panel includes a Garmin GNS530/430 GPS/Comm suite, GTX330 transponder, Bendix KR87 ADF, KN64 DME, GMA340 audio panel, and Altimatic autopilot.

The aircraft benefits from notable modifications including a BLR increased maximum takeoff weight conversion and Lifeport stretcher capability, enhancing its utility mission profile. The exterior wears a metallic blue paint scheme while the interior features grey leather seats with matching coin dot flooring, complemented by wooden tables and furnishings. With its turbine-like Lycoming engines and comprehensive avionics package, this Chieftain offers capable twin-engine performance for both passenger transport and specialized missions.