N258RM - Piper PA-44-180T
The Piper Seminole Turbo is number one among multi-engine trainer aircraft because of its continuous and unlimited reliability. At 65% power economy cruise, the Piper Turbo Seminole can travel at 194 mph over a distance of 920 miles burning fuel at a rate of 19 gallons/hour.
PRICING
| Members | $239.00 per hour (wet rate) |
AVIONICS
| GPS | Garmin GNS 430 GPS |
| Avionics | GMA 340 Audio Panel |
PERFORMANCE
Fluid Capacities
| Fuel | 110 Total Gallons, 108 Usable Gallons |
| Oil | 12 Quarts |
Engine, Electrical, and Wing Span
| Engine(s) Type | Lycoming TO-360-E1A6D/180 Rated Horsepower at 2575 RPM |
| Single or Multi Engine | Multi Engine |
| Thrust Provided By | 74 Inch Constant-Speed Propeller |
| Electrical System | 14 Volt System with Alternator |
| Wing Span | 39 Feet |
| Landing Gear | Retractable |
Speeds
| Maxium At Sea Level | 202 Knots |
| Cruise, 65% Power at 12,000 Feet | 194 Knots |
| Vne (Never Exceed) | 202 KIAS |
| Vno (Max Structural Cruising) | 170 KIAS |
Cruise
| Economy Range - 55% Power at 20,000 Feet | 800 Nautical Miles (estimated; 108 gallons usable fuel) |
| Economy Time - 55% Power at 20,000 Feet | 4.75 Hours (estimated; 108 gallons usable fuel) |
Rate of Climb
| Sea Level | 1300 Feet Per Minute |
Ground Roll Distances
| Takeoff | 900 Feet |
| Landing | 580 Feet |
Stall Speeds
| Vs0 (Flaps Up, Power Off) |
56 Knots |
| Vs1 (Flaps Down, Power Off) | 60 Knots |
Service Ceiling
| Service Ceiling | 20,000 Feet MSL |
Weights
| Maximum Ramp Weight | 3943 Pounds |
| Maximum Takeoff Weight | 3925 Pounds |
| Maximum Landing Weight | 3800 Pounds |
| Standard Empty Weight | 2603 Pounds |
| Maximum Useful Load | 1168.50 Pounds |
| Baggage Allowance | 200 Pounds |
Documentation
| No documentation has been uploaded for this aircraft. |
Introductory Flight
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✈ Have you always wanted to learn how to fly? Do you look up into the sky and wish you were in the pilot's seat? ![]()
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Flying is a fun and exciting hobby or career, but before you jump into a plane, you need to hit the books and learn the fundamentals so you develop your knowledge of aircraft operations and safety that you will later apply both on the ground and in the air.![]()
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Join us for a (2 days per week) Private Pilot Ground School course and we will teach you all of the information you need to know in order to pass the FAA Private Pilot written exams. This structured course packs in a lot of great (and required) information. ![]()
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Topics will include Aerodynamics, Aircraft Systems, the Airport and Flight Environments, Weather, Performance, Navigation, and Flight Planning.![]()
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Classes will be held each Monday and Wednesday evening from 6:00PM to 9:00PM Mountain Time, starting Monday, July 18th 2022 and lasting approx. 7 weeks. Students should expect to spend additional time studying outside of class (typically 2-4 hours per week).![]()
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The course fee is $600.00 USD and includes everything you need to get started (training material, required instruments, coffee, and our appreciation). The course fee is due by July 11th, 2022.![]()
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RSVP by calling us at (720) 646-2350 or emailing info@frontrangeflightschool.com.![]()
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We are excited to be your partner in training and hope to see you in class!![]()
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The Training Team at Front Range Flight School ✈
✈ Congratulations to Hannah Gutierrez on the completion of her first solo flight at KCFO! ✈
✈️ Congratulations to Alexander Dieterle on the completion of his first solo flight at KCFO! ✈️
✈ Congratulations to Colin Scollard on the completion of his first solo flight at KCFO! ✈
Front Range Flight School
at Colorado Air and Space Port (KCFO)
37501 Cessna Way
Watkins, CO. 80137
Phone: (720) 646-2350
info@frontrangeflightschool.com
Mon-Sun 7AM-5PM MT
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