2001 Piper MeridianTurboprop Aircraft

This 2001 Piper Meridian (N225MA) presents as a well-maintained turboprop with 4,305 total hours on both airframe and its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42A engine, currently operating on condition beyond the 3,600-hour TBO. The aircraft features a comprehensive avionics suite including dual Meggitt MAGIC EFIS, STEC 550 autopilot with yaw damper, dual Garmin 530W WAAS units, Avidyne 750 MFD, and Garmin GTX 345 ADS-B In/Out transponder. The Hartzell HC-E4N-3Q propeller was overhauled in September 2023 with 302 hours since overhaul, and the aircraft benefits from FIKI certification with full deice systems.

Maintenance highlights include a hot section inspection completed at 3,027 hours in March 2020, structural inspection per Piper SB 1306 in April 2019, and recent updates including new brake components (2023) and oxygen system servicing due February 2025. The aircraft has experienced minor hangar rash incidents resulting in wingtip and aileron replacements (2019-2020) and a 2009 ground equipment incident requiring right wing repair. With a useful load of 1,415 lbs and 170 gallons of usable fuel capacity, this IFR-certified Meridian offers capable performance supported by factory air conditioning, emergency oxygen, and a 2022 interior refresh. The next annual inspection isn't due until February 2026.