 It was a wholly owned subsidiary of "La Macarena S.A.", Piper's Argentine distributor.In response to the considerable aging and reduction of the inventory of the country's air fleet, the FAA encouraged a plan for the progressive replacement of the fleet through manufacturers of national origin.For this the landowner of Buenos Aires, José María Beraza, inspired by Alejandro Agustín Lanusse

The inauguration of the plant occurred on December 12, 1972

It was decided to manufacture aircraft under license from Piper Aircraft Corporation, the largest light aircraft factory in the world, with bases in Lock Haven, Vero Beach, Renovo and Quehanna, in the United States, thanks to Piper's licensed production plan to produce aircraft.