An evolution of Piper’s original turboprop,the M500 cockpit features a significantly upgraded iteration of the Garmin G1000 avionics suite that the Meridian has used since 2009. It provides underspeed protection and coupled go-arounds—all while Garmin’s synthetic vision technology heightens situational awareness. Electronic stability protection works passively to keep the aircraft within its flight envelope. The M500 retains the design’s roomy cabin, accessed via an airstair door, with natural leather seats. And also like its Meridian predecessor, the M500 is among the least-expensive certified turboprops in production.
Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42A, 500 shp
Hartzell 4 blade constant speed
28 ft 10 in
11 ft 4 in
43 ft
175 sq ft
27.8 lb/sq ft
10.2 lb/hp
4 ft 2 in
3,433 lb
5,134 lb
1,698 lb
559 lb
173 gal/170 gal usable
100 lb
1,650 ft
2,438 ft
30,000 ft
2,110 ft
1,020 ft
260 KTAS
95 KIAS
125 KIAS
79 kt
69 kt
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All specifications are based on manufacturer's calculations. All performance figures are based on standard day, standard atmosphere, sea level, gross weight conditions unless otherwise noted.