Piper Aircraft enhances production with new certifications for its latest models

Piper's low-wing aircraft design offers several advantages such as improved stability during taxiing due to shorter main gear and better overhead views. However, they can pose challenges like obstructed ground views for pilots.

All models of the M-Class can accommodate up to six people including the pilot. They feature a sophisticated interior with custom materials and personalized options.

The avionics suite of these aircraft includes advanced systems like Garmin G3000 in the M700 Fury which integrates with PlaneSync technology allowing remote monitoring of aircraft status via an encrypted connection.

Each model provides distinct performance capabilities suited to various aviation needs. The M350 reaches a max cruise speed of 213 knots powered by a Lycoming TIO-540-AE2A engine while offering a range of 1,343 nautical miles. The M500 boasts a higher max cruise speed of 260 knots using a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42A engine with a range of 1,250 nautical miles. Leading this lineup is the M700 Fury featuring a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-52 engine reaching speeds up to 301 knots over distances up to 1,852 nautical miles.

Founded in 1937 by William T. Piper after acquiring shares from Gilbert Taylor's company, Piper Aircraft has been at the forefront of general aviation innovation with products like the iconic Piper Cub. Based in Vero Beach, Florida, Piper continues its legacy by providing reliable single- and twin-engine aircraft globally through its vibrant community of owners.