A nice change "VFR Flight" - Landing the Piper Navajo

This was a nice change from our usual flights as we get to fly VFR. Typically we are covering long distances and we usually plan an IFR flight. Today was a great time to get a nice little VFR flight in over Arkansas. Join us on this short hop up to Pine Bluff. We discuss the how we land the Piper Navajo
The Plane:
Mike Jones renovated 1980 Piper PA-31-CR Colemill Panther converted Navajo with vortex generators
Avionics: GARMIN G600Txi, GARMIN GTX327 TXP, GARMIN 530 WAAS GPS/NAV/COM, GARMIN 430 WAAS GPS/NAV/COM
To find out what we make, go to www.electronmachine.com
The flight was filmed on September 19, 2018, departing @ 10:15 CDT
This video is for entertainment purposes only and is not intended for instruction in any way. For instruction, contact your local flight school / CFI.

[@dankimble3654]

Nice!!

[@JamminJere]

That was fun!..Love me some 6 Alpha Bravo first thing in the morning..

[@ldoyle3rd]

High on final, can you slip the Navajo, or is it not recommended for twins?

[@skipmaloney178]

Thanks, guys.

[@CharleyAlphaAviation]

Thanks for watching.

[@chechogd]

Nice flight guys! it seems to be a nice aircraft. I´m considering to do my multiengine training in the Navajo, but I couldn´t find good study material to read before getting into the course. Any idea where I can find a POH or something similar?

[@ponchlove2393]

Death trap...right here

[@bradosborne2111]

Don’t know where you getting that from.