1982 Piper Navajo ChieftainMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1982 Piper Navajo Chieftain (N443MC) presents as a well-equipped late-model example with 8,100 hours total time on airframe and freshly maintained powerplants showing 1,400/1,800 hours SMOH on its TIO-540-J2B engines. The aircraft features a comprehensive avionics suite including a GNS 530W GPS/COM, GNC 255A NAV/COM, GTX 345 transponder with ADS-B In/Out, KFC 200 autopilot/flight director, and color weather radar, making it fully IFR capable. Notable upgrades include Colemill wingtips with LED landing lights, a new seven-place executive interior, LED navigation lights, and fresh paint.

The Chieftain's 1,960 lb useful load and known-ice certification with excellent deice boots make it a capable all-weather performer, equally suited for corporate, family, or Part 135 operations. Recent maintenance highlights include 900-hour overhauls on both propellers. The aircraft comes with complete logs and will require its next annual inspection in November 2025. With its combination of modern avionics, executive interior, and performance upgrades, this Navajo offers cabin-class capabilities at competitive operating costs.