1979 Piper Cheyenne IITurboprop Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Cheyenne II (N444PC) presents a well-maintained twin turboprop with 5,407 total airframe hours and balanced Pratt & Whitney PT6A-28 engines showing 5,293 hours each, both with remaining time before overhaul. The aircraft benefits from significant upgrades including a modern Garmin panel featuring GTN 750TXi/650 navigators, GTX-345 transponder with ADS-B In/Out, GI-275 electronic flight instrument, and an L3 NGT9000 transponder. Performance enhancements include 4-blade McCauley Black Mac propellers installed in 2017 with approximately six years remaining before overhaul, along with a ram air recovery system and exhaust speed stacks for optimized efficiency.

The airframe has always been hangared with no known damage history and carries useful operational features like known ice protection (including pilot hot windshield), air conditioning, and a cool start kit. The interior showcases teal leather club seating with gray ultra-leather suede headliner and matching carpet, while the exterior wears a clean white and teal livery with gray accents. Additional practical amenities include dual writing tables, Rosen visors, and a belted 7th seat potty configuration. With its balanced engine times, recent propellor service, and comprehensive avionics suite, this Cheyenne II is positioned as a turnkey aircraft with strong mission capability for regional turboprop operations.