Does my Piper Arrow config qualify as TAA??

[maduro]

My piper arrow is config'd with the following. Does it qualify as a Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA)?

2 Garmin G5s
GNS530W & GNS430W
JPI830 engine monitor
GFC 500 2 axis autopilot

 

[BillTIZ]

Technically Advanced Airplanes

The G5s may qualify for the PFD requirement. I'm not sure the 530W would qualify for the MFD requirement. GoogleFOO AI says it does.

 

[ateamer]

Since it has retractable gear, a controllable prop and flaps, it’s a complex airplane. Making it TAA won’t add any advantage for meeting commercial pilot requirements

 

[RyanB]

Since it has retractable gear, a controllable prop and flaps, it’s a complex airplane. Making it TAA won’t add any advantage for meeting commercial pilot requirements

This. But yes, it would be TAA.

 

[hindsight2020]

to say nothing it will still be a $ detraction over fixed gear TAA. The point of TAA was to mercy kill the piston retract trainer, and it succeeded.

 

[BillTIZ]

to say nothing it will still be a $ detraction over fixed gear TAA. The point of TAA was to mercy kill the piston retract trainer, and it succeeded.

It was more to allow all those Cirru$ and Diamond 40 pilots to get their commercial rating.

 

[mandm]

How I read it is 2 G5s and an autopilot meets the requirement. Although my club airplanes have a 650 as well.