2012 Piper Seneca VMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2012 Piper Seneca V presents as a well-maintained twin-engine aircraft with only two owners since new, flown consistently by the same pilot and always hangared. The airframe shows 2,596 total hours with an Airworthiness Review Certificate valid through March 2025 and a fresh 12-month check completed in October 2024. Both Continental TSIO-360-RB5B engines show remarkably low time at 219 hours since new (SNEW) against a 2,000-hour TBO, with matching three-bladed McCauley propellers showing 729 hours since overhaul (next calendar OH due September 2024).

The aircraft features a modern Garmin G600 glass cockpit with dual GDU620 displays, dual WAAS-capable GNS430W navigators, and synthetic vision technology. The comprehensive avionics suite includes a GMA340 audio panel, GTX330 Mode S transponder, GWX68 weather radar, and S-Tec 55X autopilot. Additional equipment includes air conditioning, prop synchronizer, oxygen system, and full backup instrumentation. The aircraft's continuing airworthiness is managed by EASA CAMO, with maintenance records indicating careful oversight. This Seneca V offers a rare combination of low-time powerplants and contemporary avionics in a well-documented airframe.