PA-34 Seneca Owners Organization - PA-34 Owners Organization

N2284M over Lakeland, FL Airport (KLAL)

Welcome to the PA-34 Seneca Owners Organization

PA-34 Owners Organization is a community dedicated to connecting owners of the Piper PA-34 Seneca aircraft. We provide a volunteer platform for PA-34 enthusiasts to share information, resources, and experiences related to maintaining, operating, and enjoying this versatile twin-engine plane.

We hope to organize type-specific fly-in meetups, breakfasts, and other destination based comradery. Coming soon: discussion forums for maintenance, travel, and pilot stories.

Send us pics of your Seneca to show off on our website! Include year, model, and your home base identifier. Send to: PA34owners@gmail.com.

Read about the history of the PA-34 here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_PA-34_Seneca.

If you’d like to financially help offset expenses, and/or, advertise your aviation related business, please email: PA34owners@gmail.com.

Fields where our member Senecas are located

KLAL (Lakeland, FL) Seneca V

KLAL (Lakeland, FL) Seneca II

MYCB (Cat Island, Bahamas) Seneca V

KPMP (Pompano Beach, FL) Seneca III

KCFJ (Crawfordsville, IN) Seneca II

1A9 (Prattville, AL). Seneca II.

KCXP (Caron City NV), Seneca II

KHPY (Baytown, TX) Seneca III

KMDQ (Huntsville, AL) Seneca IV

CYKF (Toronto, CA) Seneca V

EDQD (Bayreuth, Germany) Seneca IV

LLHA (Haifa, Israel) Seneca II

YBAK (Tailem Bend, Australia) Seneca II

T67 (Forth Worth, TX) Seneca III

16G (Tiffin, OH) Seneca I – V

EDFE (Frankfurt Germany) Seneca III

4B0 (Albany, NY) Seneca III

KSSF (San Antonio, TX) Seneca III

58M (Elkton, Maryland) Seneca III

KOGD (Ogden, UT) Seneca II

KDCU (Decatur, AL) Seneca III

KSBD (San Bernadino, CA) Seneca II

KFNL (Fort Collins, CO) Seneca III

KSQL (San Carlos, CA) Seneca III

KPTK (Oakland County, MI) Seneca II

KVDF (Tampa Executive, FL) Seneca II

KPWK (Chicago Executive, IL) Seneca II

KHEG (Jacksonville, FL) Seneca II

MKTP (Kingston, Jamaica) Seneca II

Seneca Safety Series:

Accident analysis: See a reenactment of an ill-fated VFR flight from Chicago to Raleigh, North Carolina in Seneca II N8047C. The pilot’s actions as weather deteriorates and fuel becomes critical are examined in this gripping video-recreation.

Join the AOPA Air Safety Institute in examining the circumstances that led to tragedy.