Piper PA-28 Series Aircraft Pilot's Operating Handbooks

The Piper PA-28 Cherokee first flew in 1960 and is still in production today, with more than 32,000 units delivered. Just because a plane is ubiquitous, however, doesn’t mean you can take it for granted. You still need to know how it works, and the best way to do that is with a reproduction owner’s manual. Our owner’s manuals, also called Aircraft Owner/Information Manuals (AIM) or Pilot Operator’s Handbooks, are created on the best copying equipment, resulting in a product that is as readable, if not moreso, than the original. These are for training and reference purposes only, though. They do not meet FAA requirements to be certified replacements for your Piper’s lost or damaged manual. Prices vary according to reproduction method, copyright ownership, and other factors.