Piper PA-31T Cheyenne II — Pilot's Operating Handbook

This document serves as the Pilot's Operating Handbook for the Piper PA-31T Cheyenne II, detailing the aircraft's specifications, operational procedures, and safety considerations. It is intended for pilots and aviation enthusiasts who operate or are interested in this high-performance turboprop twin. The handbook covers critical aspects such as engine specifications, climb rates, cruise speeds, and operational limitations, as well as insights into the aircraft's design history and handling characteristics. The Cheyenne II is recognized for its speed and efficiency, making it a competitive option in the turboprop market. However, it also highlights the importance of proper training and adherence to operational guidelines to ensure safety and performance.

• Maximum cruise speed: 283 KTAS
• Climb rate: 2,800 feet per minute
• Engine power: 620 shp per engine
• Minimum climb speed: 120 KIAS
• Climb power limitation: 500 shp