The Next Generation of Piper Performance
Debuting in February 2024, the M700 Fury is the fastest single-engine produced in Piper history. Replacing the acclaimed M600/SLS, it ushers in a new era for the Piper M-Class series.
Equipped with Garmin technology, the most advanced avionics suite available for its class, including Autoland, safety is paramount and you can navigate the skies with confidence.
Harnessing the power of its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-52 engine to generate 700 shaft horsepower, the M700 unleashes a new era of Piper Performance.
Equipped with Garmin technology, the most advanced avionics suite available for its class, including Autoland, safety is paramount and you can navigate the skies with confidence.
Harnessing the power of its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-52 engine to generate 700 shaft horsepower, the M700 unleashes a new era of Piper Performance.
The piston-powered, pressurized PA-46 Malibu receives certification.
The PA-28 Archer III is launched.
The turboprop PA-46, Meridian, the company’s first single-engine turbine-powered aircraft, receives certification.
The unpressurized, piston-powered PA-46 Matrix is born.
Piper Aircraft celebrates 75 years of the Piper Cub and manufacturing aircraft.
Piper celebrates the 60th Anniversary of its first twin-engine aircraft, the Apache, and the 30th Anniversary of the PA-46 Malibu.
At a historic launch event in Vero Beach, Florida, Piper unveils the M-Class with three revolutionary aircraft — the M350, M500 and M600.
Piper celebrates its 80th Anniversary of aviation leadership.
Piper M600/SLS receives type certification from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for its new HALO safety system — making it the first Garmin Autoland-equipped aircraft in the world to receive certification.
Piper celebrates 85 years of aviation innovation.
Piper introduces the next generation of the M-Class, the M700 Fury, the fastest single-engine ever produced in company history.
The M700 Fury program officially launched in September 2021. Pilot John Kronsnoble and Flight Test Engineer Eric Heinzer led the first flight of the M700 Fury on August 31, 2022. Over 370 work days, the flight test crew rigorously tested the aircraft, evaluating its capabilities and performance across various conditions, using two test articles.
Certification testing for the M700 Fury began in the summer of 2023 and was successfully completed at the beginning of 2024. Throughout the certification and initial flight testing phases, our team amassed 731 flight hours.
During the function and reliability campaign, the aircraft logged over 29,000 miles or 1.4 times around the globe, verifying the M700 Fury’s readiness for service.
Experience firsthand why the M700 Fury is in a league of its own by requesting a demo flight today, or download our brochure to learn more.
