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Charter A Piper Cheyenne

Piper Cheyenne Overview

Looking to charter a Piper Cheyenne for your next trip? This dependable twin-engine turboprop offers a comfortable, efficient option for private flights. Developed from the popular Navajo and Chieftain series, the Cheyenne has long been valued for its performance, versatility, and lower hourly charter rates compared to jets.

Most charter ready Piper Cheyenne models seat four to six passengers and feature a four seat club layout with additional forward facing seating. The cabin is fully pressurized and offers a smooth ride, making it ideal for short to mid-range trips. It’s a smart alternative for travelers who want business-class comfort without the added cost of light jet charters.

AIRCRAFT CLASS

Turboprop

MAKER

Piper Aircraft

PRICE (PER HOUR)

$800 - $1,200

YEAR OF MANUFACTURE

1974 - 1993

Check Out the Interior

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Passengers are often surprised by the Cheyenne’s spacious feel, especially given its compact exterior dimensions. The cabin is fully pressurized, allowing for smooth, high altitude flights without sacrificing comfort. Executive models often include upgraded upholstery, fold out work tables, and armrest storage for added convenience during flight.

Though not as wide as a jet, the Cheyenne’s interior is well suited for short to mid-range flights, and provides excellent value for travelers who want private access without the higher operating cost of a light jet.

SEATS

4-6

CABIN DIMENSIONS

17'7" x 4'2" x 4'7"

CABIN VOLUME

336 cu. ft.

BAGGAGE CAPACITY

48 cu. ft.

Piper Cheyenne Performance

The Piper Cheyenne is a versatile turboprop known for its strong performance and dependable design. Early models were based on the pressurized Navajo and powered by PT6A-28 engines, offering improved speed and climb. The Cheyenne I and IA brought better high altitude power and cabin upgrades, while the Cheyenne II introduced more efficient PT6A-11 and -28 engines.

Larger variants like the Cheyenne IIXL and Cheyenne III added more cabin space, higher takeoff weights, and powerful engines up to 750 SHP. The Cheyenne IIIA, with PT6A-61 engines, improved cruise performance and comfort at altitude. These enhancements make the Cheyenne series a reliable option for travelers looking to charter a high-performing turboprop for regional flights.

AIRCRAFT RANGE

2445 Nautical Miles

CRUISE SPEED

300 MPH

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