Piper PA-34-200

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The Piper PA-34 Seneca stands as one of aviation's most enduring twin-engine aircraft designs, remaining in continuous production for over five decades since its first flight in 1967. This low-wing, twin-engine aircraft accommodates six occupants and features counter-rotating engines that eliminate critical engine limitations found in other light twins. With a maximum takeoff weight of 4,750 pounds and spanning decades of refinement through five major variants, more than 5,000 Senecas have been delivered worldwide. The aircraft was developed and manufactured by Piper Aircraft Corporation as an evolution of their successful Cherokee Six single-engine design.