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Piper Seminole
 Multi-Engine
training is a valued commodity when comparing flight schools. When
looking for a program that will prepare you for a future in Commercial
Aviation, the subject of multi-engine aircraft time is always an
issue. Here at Daniel Webster College, we are certainly no exception.
Let us
introduce you to the Piper Seminole, Daniel Webster College's newest
answer to the multi-engine training issue. The Seminole is one of the
newest planes to meet Daniel Webster's College fleet.
 With
State of the art instrumentation, this plane is the perfect addition
to an already growing fleet here at Daniel Webster College. The
Seminole is a challenging plane for the student that would like to
learn the art of flying a true multi-engine aircraft.
The
Seminole is frequently used for long-distance training missions to
airports located in Montreal, Canada and Washington DC. Daniel Webster
College operates three of these flagships for initial multi-engine and
upper-level training.
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Horsepower: 180.0 x 2 |
Gross Weight: 3,800 lbs. |
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Top Speed: 202 kts |
Empty Weight: 2,603 lbs. |
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Cruise Speed: 155 kt |
Fuel Capacity: 110 gal. |
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Stall Speed (Vso): 55 kts |
Range: 840 nm |
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Takeoff |
Landing |
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Ground Roll: 1,300 ft |
Ground Roll: 750 ft |
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Over 50 ft obstacle: 2,200 ft |
Over 50 ft obstacle: 1,490 ft |
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Service
Ceiling: 15,000 ft |
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Service
Ceiling One Engine: 5,000 ft |
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