Planes

WIth a 28,000' service ceiling, this comfortable Turbo Aztec E will keep in smooth air above the clag. Fully refurbished with updated avionics and many mechanical improvements, it is an easy-to-operate twin for trips over water or mountains. De-iced, built-in oxygen and more, with head-turning ramp appeal, this is probably the lowest-time Aztec E airframe you will find.

The Piper Aztec is a six-seat twin-engined light aircraft developed in the United States by Piper Aircraft, Inc. It was first produced in 1960 and remained in production until 1982, with a total of 4,940 units built. Known for its large cabin and dependable performance, the Aztec is well-regarded among general aviation aircraft.