Piper CadetSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This Piper Cadet, registered I-APCE (formerly N9161Z), is a VFR-configured training aircraft with a substantial service history, having accumulated 14,558 hours on the airframe with 32,705 landings. Powered by a Lycoming O-320-D3G engine producing 160 hp with 13,335 hours since overhaul (1,404-hour TBO remaining), it features a Sensenich 74DM6-0-60 propeller showing 5,384 hours. The aircraft includes STOL capabilities and carries a useful avionics suite with a Garmin GNC255A NAV-COM, Bendix King KX155 NAV-COM, KR87 ADF, KN62A DME, and KT73 Mode S transponder, making it well-equipped for training operations.

The airframe presents in white with blue accents (rated 7/10) from its 1988 paint job, while the interior features blue vinyl and grey fabric upholstery (rated 8/10) from the same year. Additional equipment includes a cabin fire extinguisher, strobe lights, landing light, and vacuum system for instrumentation. Previously operated by an Italian flying club under CAMO oversight, this Cadet has been maintained as a dedicated trainer with a documented history, including its time as a U.S.-registered aircraft. Its empty weight of 679 kg and max takeoff weight of 2,325.88 lb position it as a practical platform for flight instruction.