Piper Cheyenne 400 (PAY4)
Published characteristics for the Piper Cheyenne 400 from the FAA Aircraft Characteristics Database, with its airport-design classifications per FAA AC 150/5300-13B Change 1. Values the FAA does not publish are shown as “—”. Plan conforming taxiway intersections and fillets for this aircraft in Taxi Stubber, or compare aircraft in the interactive lookup.
Design classifications
| Airplane Design Group (ADG) | I (computed per AC 150/5300-13B) |
| Taxiway Design Group (TDG) | 2A (FAA-assigned) |
| Aircraft Approach Category (AAC) | B |
Aircraft characteristics
| FAA designator | PAY4 |
| ICAO code | PAY4 |
| Manufacturer | PIPER |
| Model | Piper Cheyenne 400 |
| Approach speed | 109 kt |
| Wingspan (without winglets) | 43.4 ft |
| Wingspan (with winglets) | 43.4 ft |
| Length | — |
| Tail height | 17 ft |
| Wheelbase | 10.6 ft |
| Cockpit to main gear (CMG) | 10.6 ft |
| Main gear width (MGW) | 18.8 ft |
| Max takeoff weight (MTOW) | 12,050 lb |
| Max landing weight (MALW) | 11,100 lb |
Taxiway geometry for TDG 2A
Per FAA AC 150/5300-13B Change 1, Appendix J, a taxiway designed for this aircraft's Taxiway Design Group uses:
| Taxiway width | R-Fillet (90°) | R-CL (90°) | R-Outer (90°) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 35 ft | 0 ft | 37 ft | 55 ft |
Example airports with runways for the Piper Cheyenne 400
Airports whose longest open paved runway is at least 3,200 ft long and 60 ft wide — an illustrative planning heuristic based on this aircraft's design group and maximum takeoff weight, not a performance calculation. Actual requirements vary with weight, weather, elevation, and operator rules. Browse all airports →
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