[Kristin Winter]

Kristin Winter on August 12, 2024 at 9:11 am #22679

I wouldn’t be surprised if it would do a bit better than that, but it would also be weight dependent.

Have fun with my favorite plane. I love Navajos and have a couple of thousand hours in them.

[Helio Mario Pimentel]

Helio Mario Pimentel on August 12, 2024 at 8:09 am #22678

Hello Kristin,

Thank you so much. I do understand you.
In fact I was looking for 1 number put it into my Foreflight, to get all red warnings out… 🙂
Thks again.
Greetings from HM Brasil

[Kristin Winter]

Kristin Winter on August 12, 2024 at 7:50 am #22677

I don’t think Piper ever established a number for glide ratio. I have served as a Director of Flight Operations for Navajos and been the company instructor and check pilot and have never seen any data. It would be different depending whether the props were feathered or not. I can speculate that the glide ratio with both props feathered, given the high aspect ratio of the wing, will exceed 10:1, but I can’t narrow it down further.

[Helio Mario Pimentel]

Helio Mario Pimentel on August 8, 2024 at 12:16 pm #22676

Hi fellow Pipers,

Does anyone know what is the PA-31-350 glide ratio?
I looked at the Manuals and could not find it.

All the best,

Helio Mario – Brasil