Piper Cheyenne II
Turboprops
Piper

Piper Cheyenne II Brochure & Specifications

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Crew / Seats
740
Range (NM)
265
Cruise (kts)
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Overview

The Piper Cheyenne II has a variable operating cost of $2,286 per hour. It offers a range of 740 nautical miles and cruises at a normal speed of 265 knots (305 mph), with an average fuel burn of 95 gallons per hour. The cabin of the Cheyenne II measures 4'3" high, 4'2" wide, and 10'10" long, delivering 197 cubic feet of interior volume. Designed to accommodate up to 6 passengers, the aircraft features a comfortable and pressurized environment with executive seating, making it ideal for regional travel. Requiring 3,800 feet for takeoff and just 2,200 feet for landing, the Cheyenne II is capable of operating from a variety of shorter runways while offering strong cruise performance and efficiency positioning it as a practical and reliable option in the turboprop class.

Full Specifications

Performance
Ferry Range (Full Fuel)
1150 NM
Seats-Full Range
740 NM
Normal Cruise Speed
265 kts
Long-Range Cruise Speed
200 kts
Maximum Cruise Speed
0 kts
Service Ceiling
31000 ft
Takeoff Distance
3800 ft
Landing Distance
2200 ft
Cabin & Seating
Crew / Passengers
1 / 5
Cabin Height
4' 3"
Cabin Width
4' 2"
Cabin Length
10' 10"
Interior Volume
197 ft³
Baggage (Internal)
22 ft³
Baggage (External)
20 ft³
Weights & Payload
Max Takeoff Weight
9,000 lbs
Max Landing Weight
9,000 lbs
Max Ramp Weight
0 lbs
Basic Operating Weight
5,750 lbs
Useful Payload (w/ Fuel)
900 lbs
Total Usable Fuel
2,450 lbs
Wingspan
0.0 ft
Fuselage Length
0.0 ft
Powerplant & Avionics
Powerplant
Pratt & Whitney Canada
Engine Model
PT6A-28
Quantity & Thrust
2
Fuel Burn
95 gal/hr
Avionics Suite
Garmin G600 (Upgrade)
Market
Years in Production
1974-1983
Avg. Pre-Owned Price
$ 776,973