Piper PA-32

An enlarged version of the original PA-28, the Six will be familiar to pilots who trained in Pipers.

Moving six seats from point A to point B as quickly and efficiently as possible.

With six seats and a large cabin, the PA-32 was a step up from other Cherokee models.

Airplanes are complex instruments of flight. A delicate balance of art and performance, held in balance by a strict code that dictates what thou shall and shall not do.

Piper’s PA-32RT-300 Lance II competes with Cessna 210s, Beechcraft Bonanzas, and other six-seat singles.

Piston-powered, high-performance airplanes with good utility hold their value over decades.