Archer

MODERN. REDEFINED. PERSONAL LUXURY.

The Piper Archer is among the most recognized single-engine, four-place aircraft available today for the private owner – redefined to embody modern personal luxury. With over 32,000 PA-28 airplanes produced since its inception, it is clear that pilots across the globe trust and love this aircraft. The 180-horsepower Lycoming powered Archer LX features advanced Garmin G1000 NXi avionics and a leather-appointed stylish interior. Alternatively, the Archer DLX is equipped with a Continental CD-155 diesel engine and Garmin cockpit technology, fully designed with the private owner in mind.

128 KTAS (LX)/123 KTAS (DX), Max Cruise Speed

16,100 ft, Max Approved Altitude

848 nm, Max Range

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Meet the Piper Archer

Designed for pilot's satisfaction

The Piper Archer combines elegance and reliability to provide the perfect platform for the private owner. Piper’s engineering and design teams lead the industry in designing for the owner-flown class of aircraft. Ergonomic controls, seats built for comfort, and avionics placement and design are intricately implemented across the Piper line. Your family and friends will enjoy the quality, design and care put into your Archer aircraft. Whether you are aiming to increase your initial flight experience, take your aircraft on cross-country adventures, or step into the Piper family of products, the Archer is your perfect Piper fit.

Piper Archer cockpit with white leather seats

The Cabin Above Class

Diamond’s industry-leading safety record is the result of our commitment to protecting you and your passengers with a long list of active and passive safety features.

Active safety features help to avoid accidents in the first place, the first and most important line of defense. Passive safety features are designed to minimize the probability and degree of injury, just in case the unexpected happens.

The DA62 offers the ultimate in handling, stability and control, ease of operation as well as structural, system and propulsion redundancies, all coupled with a high degree of crashworthiness.