Piper Seneca
Specs, operating costs & Information
Piper has been rolling the 6 seater Seneca off the production line since 1971 with the most current iteration certified in 1996. The Seneca has remained a strong contender during a time when many manufacturers have abandoned production of multi-engine pistons altogether.
The Seneca is an all-weather flyer with optional weather radar, flight into known icing (FIKI), and Sirius XM Weather. The interior of the Seneca is “cabin-class” and excellently crafted with plush oversized seats and club style rear seats. The wide body of the Seneca gives above-average elbow room for all passengers. The balance between functionality, safety and comfort in the Seneca has long made it an attractive choice as it still does today.