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Piper Malibu Meridian (N350BR)
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Piper Malibu Meridian (N350BR)

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19 of N350BR 1604 of P46T 20688 at LOWI
Andreas Stöckl
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robert kennington
Late afternoon sun brings out the colors.
Swingin' a pretty good-sized prop!
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james ingram
That is a Meridian P46-T, powered by a Pratt PT6-42A. The Mirage is piston powered
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Andreas StöcklPhoto Uploader
Thanks for your comments ... changed aircraft type ;-)
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Charles Robinson
The composition and quality of that photograph is excellent
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Richard Yates
4 year old comments and nobody correctly ID'd the aircraft as a Piper Malibu Jet Prop conversion. Sorry it's not a Meridian, they have flush NACA ducts for inlets and wing root strakes to hold more fuel.
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Date Aircraft Origin Destination Departure Arrival Duration
08-Apr-2025 PA46General Dewitt Spain ()General Dewitt Spain () 06:09PM CDT 07:35PM CDT 1:25
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