2007 Piper MeridianTurboprop Aircraft

This 2007 Piper Meridian (N287MA) presents a well-maintained turboprop option with 3,135 total hours on both airframe and its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42A engine, which had its hot section completed at 1,644 hours. The aircraft benefits from continuous CAMP Engine Health Trend Monitoring since new, with normal trend data reported, and the engine remains under TBO with 3,600 hours remaining. The four-blade Hartzell propeller has 475.2 hours since overhaul and is due for its next overhaul in March 2028.

Equipped for advanced operations, this Meridian features an Avidyne Entegra EX5000 flight deck with dual Avidyne PFDs and MFD under warranty until July 2025, along with dual Garmin GNS430W GPS units and GTX345/330 transponders. The aircraft is WAAS-capable, ADS-B compliant, and includes an S-TEC autopilot, making it IFR-ready. Additional features include FIKI (Flight Into Known Icing) certification, pressurization, and modern connectivity with USB and USB-C ports for pilots and passengers. With an annual inspection due in April 2026 and a useful load of 1,664 lbs, this six-seat turboprop offers strong mission flexibility for both business and personal travel.