The PIPER SEMINOLE PA44-180 IPC Parts Manual PC761-891, covering the year 2006, is a comprehensive parts catalog designed for the Piper Seminole PA44-180 aircraft with serial numbers 4496001 and up. This 336-page manual provides detailed information on all the parts and components that make up the aircraft, including the engine, airframe, avionics, and more. It serves as an invaluable resource for aircraft maintenance professionals, pilots, and owners, providing essential information for parts identification, ordering, and replacement.

The Piper Seminole PA44-180 is a versatile and popular twin-engine aircraft, renowned for its reliability, performance, and suitability for various applications. It was introduced by Piper Aircraft in 1978 as a successor to the popular PA-34 Seneca, offering improved aerodynamics, avionics, and engine power. The PA44-180 is powered by two Lycoming IO-360-A1A6 engines, each producing 180 horsepower, enabling it to cruise at speeds exceeding 180 knots. Its spacious cabin accommodates up to six passengers, making it ideal for personal transportation, flight training, and commercial operations like air taxi services and aerial photography. The PA44-180 Seminole is particularly well-suited for flight training due to its forgiving handling characteristics, excellent takeoff and landing performance, and reliable engine systems. It is also appreciated by owner-operators for its cost-effectiveness, relatively low operating expenses, and ease of maintenance. Piper's commitment to safety and reliability is evident in the Seminole's design, incorporating features like a robust airframe, high-lift wing design, and advanced avionics systems. The availability of a wide range of optional equipment, including advanced avionics, weather radar, and autopilot systems, further enhances the Seminole's versatility and adaptability to different operational needs. The PA44-180 has earned a reputation for being a safe, reliable, and well-maintained aircraft, with numerous examples still in active service today, demonstrating its enduring popularity and value in the general aviation market.