My next plane will have 6 plus seats and burn jet-A, just not sure how many engines. I would by another glass Ovation in a heartbeat but my family is to big for anything Mooney makes.
Some fun stuff. The Apache Jet's cockpit looks a lot like an E145, but don't let that fool you. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Great thread. You Ferrari guys are too cool for words. This is from a stop for BBQ in Abilene Texas about 3 years ago. Our plane is the 1948 Cessna 195 in the foreground. Jeff Image Unavailable, Please Login
And one of the nicest flying! A great airplane ! The other Cessna's that I think are good are the Cardinal and the T-50. Flew the -120 and -140 and the -180 and they are good airplanes in my opinion.
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The 350 Kt Comp Air 12 (PC-12 Killer)....1650 SHP and sips 35 gal/hr at altitude I plan to fly from Merritt Island to Key West in about 30 min. As you can see....the Ferraris like this aircraft too Image Unavailable, Please Login
Joe, It's a small world. I work with Ron Lueck's brother-in-law and we have talked about CompAir on numerous occasions.
Amazing...it is a small world...all fun. I am so thrilled and excited to fly the CA-12 again. For those of you interested...check out the website: www.compairaviation.com This is the "PC-12 Killer" Did I mention 1650 SHP!!! Cruise: 310 ktas. @ 30,000 ft. Stall Speed: 73 kts. Empty Weight: 5,880 lbs. Gross Weight: 10,800 lbs. Useful Load: 5,000 lbs Baggage Capacity: 500 lbs Fuel & Range: Fuel Capacity: 600 gal. Fuel Consumption: 71 gph....can get a lot lower at altitude Maximum Range 2,535 nm Rate of Climb: Solo: 4,000fpm Gross: 2,800fpm
Did some air to air photos today; some turned out, some didn't . Will be getting the rest of them soon, but here is a sample breaking away from the camera plane: Image Unavailable, Please Login
strange question for you pilots: are any of you smokers?and if so do you smoke while flying? is smoking allowed in smaller planes like these ones? or is it something that depends on the pilot/owners preference? Thanks James Simpson
Russ, that is such a fun photograph! How I envy you. Do I detect a bit of top rudder there and no aileron? Who cares. You are having way too much fun. That looks great. All you have to do is to continue that into a roll with a bit of left rudder at the end and you will have done it. Switches
couple more fun amateur air-to-air photos; 2.75" rockets uploaded Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Thank you sir! Likewise! I can't wait 'til I have the disposable income to get into your side of things! I still want an Avenger
Might as well put up a pix of my trash. Sortta looks like Ringling Bros side sho act. Image Unavailable, Please Login