2007 Piper PA46-500TP Meridian

This low-time Piper Meridian delivers a balanced combination of performance, comfort, and operational confidence with a cruise speed of around 243 knots (up to 265 knots) and a range of approximately 1,000 NM at about 40 GPH. With only ~1,140 total hours and a 3,600-hour TBO, it is in a well-cared for condition. The recently installed 5-blade MT propeller enhances takeoff performance (-10%), climb (+4%), and cruise speed (+3 knots). Combined with modern GTN 650Xi avionics, pressurization up to FL280, and FIKI capability, it represents a highly capable and efficient upgrade to its new owner. Airplane time state: TTAF: ~ 1.140 h Engine TT: ~ 1.140 h This low-time Piper Meridian, manufactured in 2007, has accumulated approximately 1,140 total flight hours since new, with the PT6A-42A engine reflecting the same time. With a TBO of 3,600 hours, the aircraft offers substantial remaining engine life, further enhancing its long-term operational value. The newly installed 5-blade MT propeller, equipped in March 2026, has only minimal hours since installation. The aircraft has had only two owners since new and has been based in Germany throughout its entire history. Both the current and previous owner entrusted the maintenance work to EACC (formerly Piper + Jet Maintenance GmbH) in Kassel-Calden, ensuring continuous professional care. The aircraft presents with a clean history, free of any damage or accident, and with a current and valid ARC until July 2026.