1988 Piper JetpropTurboprop Aircraft

This 1988 Piper JetPROP (N788SM) presents a well-equipped turboprop conversion powered by a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34 engine with 2,051.6 hours since new, paired with a Hartzell HC-E4N-3 4-blade propeller. The airframe shows 3,594.9 total hours with complete logs and carries an airworthy status, with its next annual inspection due in November 2024 by ATS Tennessee. The aircraft features a modern Garmin avionics suite including dual GTN 750 GPS units, a G500 primary flight display, GTX330ES transponders, and a Bendix/King Aerocruze 230 autopilot, all supporting IFR operations with WAAS, LPV, and FANS capability.

The pressurized cabin accommodates six passengers with a refreshed 2014 interior featuring silver pearl leather and Aviator Winesap carpeting by Elite Air Interiors. Certified for flight into known icing (FIKI), this JetPROP offers both performance and safety with ADS-B compliance via a GDL-88 and additional equipment including a GDL-69A XM weather receiver. The aircraft's 151-gallon fuel capacity supports efficient cross-country travel, making it a versatile platform for business or personal use. Currently based at KLFK, it represents a turnkey opportunity with recent maintenance and a comprehensive avionics package.