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Year
1978
Serial
SN 101
Location
Sarnen

Specifications

Airframe

MSN
·
SN 101

Powerplant

Engine 1 SMOH
·
827 TSO

Registry

ICAO24
·
ADE98E

Performance (across variants)

Range
·
1,420 nm
Cruise
·
270 kt
Service ceiling
·
33,000 ft
MTOW
·
2,700 kg
Passengers
·
Up to 2

Description

Airframe: TSN 4‘860 hrs Landings 11‘994 Engine: Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-25A TSN 4‘827 hrs TSO 1’539 hrs TBO 3000 hrs Propeller: Hartzell Propeller Inc. HC-B3TN-2F TSN 4827 hrs TBO 3000 hrs or Avionics & Equipment: Trig TY91 Trig TT22 Kannad 406 AF-COMPACT BACKGROUND & HISTORY LIMITED OFFER - CLEARANCE SALE: This first series PC-7, N996GL has been originally designed as a military trainer. This airplane, bearing the construction number 101, has been introduced in 1978 and completed its maiden flight on 18 August. Several air forces around the world, first and foremost the Swiss Air Force, selected the PC-7 to train professional military pilots because of the aircraft’s capability to cover all aspects of basic training incl. aerobatics, tactical, instrument and night flying. The majority of 500 aircraft, designed and manufactured in Switzerland, is still in service today. However, there are only handful of these machines on the market. FEATURES • New paint • Always hangared • Excellent condition, no damage history.

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