How much does a Piper M600 cost?

The Piper M600 costs between $2.20m for a 2016 model, up to $3.40m for a 2023 model, according to Aircraft Bluebook’s Summer 2024 data. These prices represent average retail for a model year.Individual aircraft model prices could vary from the average, however, depending on a combination of factors, including the aircraft’s maintenance condition, upgrades and retrofits installed, time on the engine and airframe, and more. A final sale price is ultimately negotiated between the buyer and seller based on aircraft specifics.

What competes with the Piper M600?

Other options to the Piper M600 in the single-engine turboprop market include the Daher TBM 940, which features a Garmin G3000 avionics suite and offers a maximum range of 1,730nm, with the capacity to seat up to five passengers.

What makes the Piper M600 stand out?

Perhaps the most significant upgrade over the Piper M500 is in the avionics, with the Piper M600 offering a sophisticated Garmin G3000 suite. The M600 was the first single-engine turboprop to boast this touchscreen-controlled glass flight deck.

What is the difference between a Piper M600 and an M600/SLS?

Today the Piper M600 aircraft is branded as the M600/SLS – SLS standing for Safety, Luxury and Support.The Piper M600/SLS was the first aircraft in the world to receive certification of the Garmin Autoland System – which represents the “safety” element in the name. The autoland system, when activated, will autonomously land the aircraft in the event that the pilot becomes incapacitated.Additional standard features include the EXP (Luxury) interior. The M600/SLS is an improved version of the M600, bringing an upgraded avionics suite (Garmin G3000 NG), advanced safety features, and the capacity to carry more fuel through a new wing design, lending it a greater range and payload capacity than the older aircraft design. The six-seater aircraft has a maximum cruise speed of 274ktas and a range of 1,658nm.