If you had your druthers....
If you had your druthers....
Since all of you have flown dozens of virtual aircrafrt for many hours, if you had a couple million bucks to buy and maintain your dream aircraft, what would you buy? What aircraft have you truly pined for, and why do you like that aircraft so much?
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Keith Smith
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Re: If yoad your druthers....
Lancair Evolution: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ofx7HQZugU
Relatively cheap, incredibly efficient, fast, comfy, and if I remember correctly, can carry some stuff a long way.
Check out this comparison page with other aircraft with similar performance. They payload of the D-Jet is comical.
http://www.lancair.com/index.php?option ... Itemid=293
Relatively cheap, incredibly efficient, fast, comfy, and if I remember correctly, can carry some stuff a long way.
Check out this comparison page with other aircraft with similar performance. They payload of the D-Jet is comical.
http://www.lancair.com/index.php?option ... Itemid=293
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Alex Stjepanovic
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Re: If yoad your druthers....
A slew of J-3s!
Re: If yoad your druthers....
I have always wanted a King Air 200. Enough room for the family, the dawgs, luggage, and a lotta gas. The plane actually flies better fully loaded than empty (bobs about when it is empty.) The new B250 retails for about 5 mil, but you can find used B200s for under a mil. Aircraft have fantastic depriciation after purchase (except when it comes to insurance rates) so I would lean heavily towards a used plane. I don't even mind if it has old-school steam guages.