1981 Piper Cheyenne IATurboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Piper Cheyenne IA (CC-CWD) presents as a well-maintained turboprop with 7,400 total airframe hours, currently in excellent airworthy condition following a fresh annual inspection. Powered by twin Pratt & Whitney PT6A-11 engines, each with 3,850 hours SMOH and 280 hours since hot section inspection by an FAA repair station in January 2024, both engines are enrolled on the More program. The McCauley propellers show 350 hours since overhaul, with the aircraft having served as an air ambulance until December 2024.

The executive-configured interior features seven beige leather seats in good condition (rated 8/10), complemented by a capable avionics suite including a Garmin GNS430 GPS, GTX330 transponder, and Bendix/King KFC200 autopilot. Notable upgrades include a Meggitt S-Tec Magic 2100 digital flight control system, dual Meggitt EFIS displays, ADAHRS units, and an American Aviation pitot cowling system. The aircraft also holds dual STCs for ambulance configuration. The exterior, finished in white with black and red trim, is similarly rated 8/10. With its recent maintenance history and specialized mission flexibility, this Cheyenne IA offers both reliability and versatility.