Turboprops

There is a new propeller choice for the Piper PA-34-200, also known as the Seneca I. MT Propeller announced Thursday that it received an FAA supplemental type certificate (STC) for the three-bladed MTV-12-B-C-F/CF(L)183-59 propeller for the Seneca I powered by Lycoming IO-360 engines. This installation is already certified by the FAA’s European counterpart, the European […]

Certification was officially recognized on Friday on the latest very-fast turboprop.

Swiss OEM says demand in military and general aviation helped results.

FLYING looks at the differences in miles per gallon among piston, turbine and jet models.

C1106 propeller features a 105-inch diameter, composite, five-blade, and constant-speed design.

What does it take to make a long career out of ferrying airplanes? Editor-in-Chief Julie Boatman flies with Margrit Waltz.

Daher marks the utility turboprop Kodiak 100’s 300th delivery noting improvements to the aircraft and service network.

The new turboprop brings together the Beechcraft airframe and GE Aviation powerplant for the first time in the air.

Company offers slightly optimistic projections; a “deceleration” compared to pre-COVID growth.

Two larger-than-life FLYING covers grace the factory walls at the Piper Aircraft manufacturing facility in Vero Beach, Florida. The first, from March 2008, shows off the newly launched Piper Matrix, a nonpressurized version of the original PA-46 series made a little bit easier to manage by its relative lack of complexity, bringing a big-cabin feel […]