The PA-23 was Piper's first twin engine aircraft. The first prototype, known as the Twin Stinson, flew on March 2, 1952. Production of the aircraft began in 1954, as a 4-5 seater version then known as the Apache. The cabin was later enlarged to hold 6 seats, at which point it became known as the Aztec. Production continued until 1981, at which point almost 7,000 had been produced. The PA-23 was a popular business aircraft, and also saw use in recreational aviation and by various militaries as the U-11.
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| - The PA-23 was Piper's first twin engine aircraft. The first prototype, known as the Twin Stinson, flew on March 2, 1952. Production of the aircraft began in 1954, as a 4-5 seater version then known as the Apache. The cabin was later enlarged to hold 6 seats, at which point it became known as the Aztec. Production continued until 1981, at which point almost 7,000 had been produced. The PA-23 was a popular business aircraft, and also saw use in recreational aviation and by various militaries as the U-11.
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| - The PA-23 was Piper's first twin engine aircraft. The first prototype, known as the Twin Stinson, flew on March 2, 1952. Production of the aircraft began in 1954, as a 4-5 seater version then known as the Apache. The cabin was later enlarged to hold 6 seats, at which point it became known as the Aztec. Production continued until 1981, at which point almost 7,000 had been produced. The PA-23 was a popular business aircraft, and also saw use in recreational aviation and by various militaries as the U-11.
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