1981 Piper Cheyenne IIITurboprop Aircraft

This 1981 Piper Cheyenne III (Registration C-GKVP) presents a well-maintained turboprop option with 9,741 total airframe hours and commercially operated history. Powered by twin Pratt & Whitney PT6A-41 engines with 3,412 and 3,188 hours SMOH respectively (both at 23 SHSI), the aircraft benefits from recent maintenance including fresh hot section inspections and Hartzell 3-blade props overhauled in 2017. The avionics suite features dual WAAS GPS (Garmin 530/430), dual ADS-B capable transponders, XM Weather, and a modern 5-screen Rozen Vizors flight display system, making it compliant with Canadian Class A airspace requirements through its diversity modification.

The executive interior accommodates 10 passengers in a saddle tan leather configuration with 4-place club seating, side-facing couch, and upgraded laterally tracking seats. Practical amenities include a coffee pot warmer, USB charging, Lifeport Plus STC dry toilet, and factory cargo door. The Matterhorn White exterior with silver/black/gray accents shows hangared care, while operational enhancements include NACA-upgraded icing vents and autofeather capability. With complete logbooks and commercial maintenance pedigree, this Cheyenne III offers a turnkey solution for operators seeking a capable midsize turboprop with IFR-ready systems and cabin flexibility.