1982 Piper Cheyenne IITurboprop Aircraft

This 1982 Piper Cheyenne II (N382MB) presents a well-maintained turboprop with significant recent investments in its PT6A-135 engines, upgraded under the Blackhawk -135 program. The airframe shows 8,778 total hours, with the left engine at 1,629 SMOH and the right at 2,746 SMOH (both with 3,600-hour TBOs), and both benefiting from recent $240,000 hot section inspections. The props are 4-blade Hartzell units with 1,628 hours since overhaul. Maintenance highlights include Event 1 completed in May 2024 and Event 2 scheduled for November 2024 by Friend Air Care, reflecting $440,000 in recent engine-related expenditures.

The aircraft features a capable avionics suite with dual WAAS-enabled GNS530 and GNS430 GPS units, KFC300 autopilot with yaw damper, GTX345 ADS-B out transponder, and RDR1100 color radar. The interior offers dark gray leather seats with tan carpet, a bar, forward cabinet storage, and a side-facing lavatory with ice chest storage. Externally, the white-over-light-gray paint with blue and red stripes is reported in good condition. Additional operational features include known-ice certification, air conditioning, speed stacks, and dual heated windshields. All logs are available since new, providing comprehensive maintenance history.