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2003 Piaggio P180

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Latest photos of N107SL
N107SL @ KPVG - Taxi for takeoff at KPVG, runway 28 - by Laurance Turner
by Laurance Turner @ KPVG
 N107SL @ IWA - Taxiing in at IWA - by John Meneely
by John Meneely @ IWA
 N107SL @ SRQ - Final approach SRQ - by Patrick Cole
by Patrick Cole @ SRQ
 N107SL @ PDK - Takeoff from 2L - by Michael Martin
by Michael Martin @ PDK

Current Registered Aircraft

Aircraft (FAA)

Manufacturer:Piaggio
Model:P180    Search all Piaggio P180
Year built:2003
Serial Number (C/N):1073
Mode S Code:50020120
Aircraft Type:Fixed wing multi engine
Amateur-Built:No
Number of Seats:11
Number of Engines:2
Engine Type:Turbo-prop
Engine Manufacturer and Model:P&w Canada PT6A-6 SERIES

Owner (FAA)

Registration Type:Co-Owned
Address:380 Hanscom Dr Hanscom Field
Bedford, MA 01730
United States
Region:New England
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Status (FAA)

Certification Class:Standard
Certification Issued:2008-09-12
Air Worthiness Test:2004-02-24
Last Action Taken:2008-09-12
Current Status:Valid

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User Comments
Charles Buckley, 2006-01-03
 Every P-180 aircraft should be de-certified and shipped back to Italy. Helocopters are quieter than this plane. It was designed to make the flight more comfortable for 11 people with no regard for the comfort of the thousands of people that have to hear it buzz overhead while it slowly approaches and departs.


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