2009 Piper MeridianTurboprop Aircraft

This 2009 Piper Meridian (N6081E) presents as a well-maintained turboprop with 4,615.8 total airframe hours, powered by a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42A engine showing 774.4 hours SMOH (500 shp). The aircraft features a 5-blade MT propeller with 950 hours SNEW and benefits from recent aesthetic updates including a fresh metallic silver paint job with black radiance and maroon accents completed in April 2024, complemented by an immaculate gray leather interior rated at 10/10 condition. The avionics suite is centered around a Garmin G1000 NXi system with SVT/WAAS/TAWS capabilities, dual GIA 63W GPS receivers, GFC 700 autopilot, and comprehensive ADS-B In/Out functionality via GTX 345/335 transponders, along with GWX 68 weather radar and WX 500 stormscope for enhanced situational awareness.

Operationally, this Meridian delivers strong performance with a cruise speed of 272 knots at FL280, supported by meticulous maintenance records from First Line Aero since 450 hours. Notable maintenance highlights include a hydraulic power pack replacement at 4,405.6 hours (149 cycles ago) and a new pilot heated windshield included as a spare (current heating elements not fully functional). The aircraft had a nose gear incident in February 2018 (Hobbs 2405.6) involving tug-related bending with no engine or prop damage—all components were replaced to specifications. Current certifications include an annual due February 2026 and IFR pitot static due April 2026, with complete logs documenting its history. The aircraft is equipped for six occupants with IFR capability and features practical cabin amenities including USB/USB-C ports, LEMO plugs, and dedicated storage solutions.