1979 Piper Navajo ChieftainMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Navajo Chieftain (N111UC) presents as a well-maintained twin with recent major overhauls and Part 135 operational history. The airframe shows 7,205 total hours with complete logs since new, including detailed maintenance records from its 15 years of Part 135 service. Power comes from two engines with recent overhauls - the left at 690 hours SMOH by Airmark in 2019 and the right at 398 hours SMOH by Certified Engines in 2021, both with 1,800-hour TBOs. Matching propeller overhauls were completed concurrently with the engine work.

The aircraft features notable performance enhancements including Panther winglets, vortex generators, and known ice certification. The panel is equipped with a Garmin GNS530 GPS/NAV/COM, Avidyne EX500 MFD, Collins dual nav/com suite, GTX345 ADS-B transponder, and Altimatic X autopilot with flight director. The cabin accommodates 8 passengers in beige leather with pull-out tables and includes a potty, air conditioning, and oxygen system. Exterior paint in white with sandalwood, red, burgundy, and black trim shows well in photos. Additional practical features include a cargo door, Cleveland brakes, and USB ports, making this a capable hauler for both passengers and light cargo operations.