Piper PA-46 Turbine

This 2008 Piper Meridian, registration N724HA, offers a refined balance of performance, efficiency, and comfort, making it an excellent option for personal and business use alike. With just over 2,470 total hours on the airframe and a Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42A engine currently showing 1,742 hours total time and 730 hours since its last Hot Section Inspection, this aircraft is both capable and well-maintained. It is fitted with a Hartzell HC-E4N-3Q propeller and has recently completed its annual inspection, with the next due in April 2026. The Meridian's cabin features beige leather seating in good condition, a functional layout with executive touches such as a writing table, and a dedicated baggage compartment for added convenience. Its exterior presents with timeless appeal—Piper White paint enhanced by bold black and subtle metallic blue/gray stripes, giving it a sleek and professional look on the ramp. Technologically, this aircraft is exceptionally well equipped. The avionics suite includes an Avidyne Flight Max EX5000 with dual Primary Flight Displays and a central Multi-Function Display. Navigation and communication are managed through dual Garmin GTN650 units, supported by a Garmin GI-106 indicator, Flight Stream 510, GTX330 and GTX345 transponders, and a GMA345 audio panel. The autopilot system is the advanced S-TEC 3100 with yaw damper, enhancing flight control and workload reduction for the pilot. Additional features include climate-controlled air conditioning (P134), de-ice boots for all-weather performance, an Artex ELT, emergency oxygen systems for both pilot and passengers, sun visors, and vortex generators. The aircraft's specification reflects a thoughtful blend of capability, safety, and comfort—ideal for owners who value dependable turbine performance with executive-class details.