Piper Archer series marks over 50 years of production and innovation

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The Piper Archer series, developed from the PA-28 Cherokee, has been in production for over 50 years. It includes six variants designed for training and private use, featuring upgrades in power and avionics. The Archer was first introduced in the late 1960s and has evolved through several models, including the Archer II and Archer III. Recent models focus on specific needs, with the TX and LX for training and personal use, respectively. As of late 2024, Piper continues to produce the Archer series, including the Archer DX and DLX, which use a more fuel-efficient diesel engine. The Pilot 100 and 100i variants were introduced in 2019 as cost-effective training options.


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