This comprehensive owner's manual is specifically designed for Piper PA28-180 E Cherokee airplanes with serial numbers ranging from 28-5601 to 28-5859. It provides a detailed guide to understanding and operating your aircraft safely and efficiently. The manual covers a wide range of essential topics, including aircraft systems, performance characteristics, maintenance procedures, emergency procedures, and regulatory compliance. It serves as an invaluable resource for both experienced pilots and newcomers to the Cherokee 180 E, ensuring a safe and enjoyable flying experience.

The Piper PA-28-180 E Cherokee, affectionately known as the "Cherokee," is a four-seat, single-engine, high-wing aircraft designed and manufactured by Piper Aircraft. This model, introduced in the late 1960s, is a popular choice for flight training, personal transportation, and even aerial photography due to its versatility and cost-effectiveness. Powered by a Lycoming IO-360-A1A6 engine, the Cherokee boasts a maximum takeoff weight of 2,800 lbs, capable of cruising at speeds up to 150 knots. The high-wing configuration provides excellent visibility for the pilot, while the spacious cabin comfortably accommodates four adults. The Cherokee's rugged airframe, known for its stability and maneuverability, has made it a reliable choice for pilots of all skill levels. The PA-28-180 E Cherokee has been lauded for its simple design, making it easy to operate and maintain. This, in combination with its relatively low operating costs, has contributed to its enduring popularity. The aircraft features a fixed tricycle landing gear, allowing for easy operation from unpaved runways. The Cherokee has become a staple in the general aviation community and has consistently been a popular choice for flight schools and private owners alike. Its reputation for safety, reliability, and affordability has cemented its position as a beloved general aviation aircraft. The Cherokee's legacy continues to thrive, with numerous examples still flying today, fulfilling diverse roles across the globe.