This comprehensive Pilot Operating Handbook (POH) and Flight Manual covers the Piper Mirage PA-46 350P aircraft, specifically for serial numbers 4636196 and higher. Published on February 23, 1999, this manual provides pilots with essential information for safe and efficient operation of the aircraft. It includes detailed sections on aircraft systems, performance data, flight procedures, emergency procedures, and maintenance information. This manual is a valuable resource for pilots of all experience levels, offering a complete understanding of the Piper Mirage PA-46 350P aircraft.

The Piper Mirage PA-46 350P is a high-performance, single-engine turboprop aircraft manufactured by Piper Aircraft. Introduced in 1984, the PA-46 series expanded upon the success of the earlier Piper Cheyenne and offered a significant upgrade in performance and efficiency. The 350P model, powered by a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-34 turboprop engine, is renowned for its impressive payload capacity, efficient cruise speed, and well-equipped cockpit. With a maximum takeoff weight of 12,500 pounds, the 350P can comfortably accommodate up to 8 passengers and their luggage, making it an excellent choice for both personal and business travel. Its robust design and reliable engine have made it a popular choice for corporate flights, air taxi services, and even flight training programs.

The Mirage 350P offers a unique blend of utility and performance, making it a versatile aircraft for a wide range of applications. Its spacious cabin, large baggage compartment, and advanced avionics suite provide a comfortable and efficient flight experience. The aircraft boasts a cruise speed of over 270 knots (310 mph), capable of covering long distances with ease. The 350P also features excellent climb performance, allowing for rapid altitude gain. In addition to its operational capabilities, the Mirage 350P benefits from its robust construction and well-maintained reputation, making it a relatively low-maintenance aircraft with a strong resale value. While no longer in production, the PA-46 350P continues to be a sought-after aircraft among pilots and operators who value its combination of power, efficiency, and versatility.