1979 Piper Navajo ChieftainMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Navajo Chieftain (N462DH) presents a well-equipped twin-engine aircraft with low total time at 6,978 hours and recent engine overhauls at 187 and 352 hours SMOH on its 350 HP powerplants. The airframe benefits from being FAA Part 135 current in South Florida, offering immediate commercial operation capability with existing management and crew options. The panel features modern avionics including a Garmin GNS-530 WAAS GPS with LPV approach capability, GTX-330 transponder, Collins radios, and PS Engineering audio panel, making it IFR-ready with color radar and dual transponders for redundancy.

The aircraft shows thoughtful upgrades with factory air conditioning, de-ice boots, hot props, and a Shadin fuel flow system. The executive leather interior includes writing tables, while the exterior sports a two-tone white over blue scheme with gold laser stripes. Operational features include full lighting package and cargo door access. With its current Part 135 certification and turnkey condition, this Chieftain represents a ready-to-operate platform for commercial or private use in the Florida market.