This low-time Piper Meridian delivers a balanced combination
of performance, comfort, and operational confidence with
a cruise speed of around 243 knots (up to 265 knots) and a
range of approximately 1,000 NM at about 40 GPH.

With only ~1,140 total hours and a 3,600-hour TBO, it is in a well-cared for condition. The recently installed 5-blade MT propeller enhances takeoff performance (-10%), climb (+4%), and cruise speed (+3 knots).

Combined with modern GTN 650Xi avionics, pressurization up
to FL280, and FIKI capability, it represents a highly capable
and efficient upgrade to its new owner.

Airplane time state:
TTAF: ~ 1.140 h
Engine TT: ~ 1.140 h

This low-time Piper Meridian, manufactured in 2007, has accumulated approximately 1,140 total flight hours since new, with the PT6A-42A engine reflecting the same time. With a TBO of 3,600 hours, the aircraft offers substantial remaining engine life, further enhancing its long-term operational value.

The newly installed 5-blade MT propeller, equipped in March 2026, has only minimal hours since installation.

The aircraft has had only two owners since new and has been based in Germany throughout its entire history. Both the current and previous owner entrusted the maintenance work to EACC (formerly Piper + Jet Maintenance GmbH) in Kassel-Calden, ensuring continuous professional care.

The aircraft presents with a clean history, free of any damage or accident, and with a current and valid ARC until July 2026.

The cockpit of this Meridian is centered around the proven Avidyne Entegra EX5000 avionics suite, featuring both a Primary Flight Display (PFD) and a Multifunction Display (MFD). This system provides clear, wellstructured flight information and forms a solid and reliable foundation for IFR operations.

A significant enhancement to this platform is the integration of the Garmin GTN 650Xi touchscreen navigators, STC-installed in 2020. This modern unit combines GPS/NAV/COM and situational awareness functions into a compact and highly intuitive interface, significantly improving overall cockpit efficiency.

Supporting systems include weather radar, Stormscope, TCAS, dual transponders, DME, and the S-TEC Magic 1500 autopilot, resulting in a comprehensive avionics package designed for safe, efficient, and confident all-weather operation.

Avidyne Entegra EX5000 (PFD & MFD)
Garmin GTN 650 Xi (Upgrade in 2020)
WX-Radar ART 2000 RX/TX Weather Radar
WX-500 Stormscope (BF Goodrich)
S-TEC Magic 1500 Autopilot
Honeywell KMD 880 kit
ELT Artex ME 406
KN-63 DME
Garmin GTX 330D (Diversity) and GTX 330 Dual Transponder
Garmin GMA 340 Audio

The interior presents a bright, clean, and inviting cabin
environment, combining comfort with practical functionality.

Finished in a light and elegant color scheme, with beige leather seats and side panels complemented by a white headliner, the cabin conveys a distinct sense of space and openness.

The interior is in very good condition, showing no signs of wear such as tears or damage reflecting careful use and consistent attention to detail.

The pressurized cabin, air conditioning and original Piper sunshades further enhance the comfort, allowing occupants to benefit from high-altitude performance without compromise. Integrated USB power outlets add practical convenience, while the 5-blade propeller contributes to a noticeably quieter and smoother cabin environment.

Additional storage space behind the rear seats accommodates approx. four carry-on bags, providing sufficient capacity for both short business trips and extended weekend travel.

The exterior of this Piper Meridian reflects both performance and purpose, combining a timeless design with the unmistakable presence of a turboprop aircraft. Finished in a classic white upper fuselage with a deep dark blue lower section, complemented by refined red and silver accent stripes, the aircraft presents a clean and confident appearance on the ramp.

While the paint shows minor signs of wear consistent with normal use, it remains in very good overall condition thanks to continuous hangarage, careful ownership, and ongoing maintenance with great attention to detail

Particular highlights are:

1) The recently installed 5-blade composite MT propeller (STC, 2026), delivering tangible performance gains: a reduction in takeoff ground roll by approximately 10% to just 1,485 ft (453 m), a 4% increase in climb performance, and an improvement in cruise speed of approximately 3 knots.

2) Avionics upgrades with the GTN650 XI (STC-installed in 2020)

Having had only two owners since new, this Germany-based aircraft awaits its next steward. If you re in the market for a reliable turbine-powered aircraft, look no further.

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