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Piper PA-31T Cheyenne II
The Cheyenne
“Piper's answer to the King Air — eight seats, two PT6s, real range.”
Piper · private
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A pressurized twin turboprop developed from the Navajo airframe — Piper's play for the cabin-class corporate market in the 1970s. Built about 800 of them. They cruise at 280 knots, climb to 28,000 feet, and don't hold their value as well as a King Air, which makes them a bargain.
Fun fact
The Cheyenne II uses the same PT6A-28 engines that power early King Air 90s — making maintenance shops one of the few things both communities share.
One might be overhead right now.
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