Navigating the Aircraft Ownership Learning Curve Through Type Clubs
Joining a like-minded group of aviators is an invaluable resource for shoppers as well as owners.
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Joining a like-minded group of aviators is an invaluable resource for shoppers as well as owners.
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The aircraft was based on a T-37 ‘Tweet’ primary jet trainer modified for civilian use.
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Here's a list of what to look for and what questions to ask when shopping around for a hangar.
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The aircraft was a modification of a 1950s-era Grumman Super Ag Cat biplane that replaced its single radial engine with two 310 hp ...
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Often it’s better to go with an airplane with plenty of capabilities that you can grow into rather than out of.
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For a year during World War II, the twin-engine, piston-powered airplane flew both with a pilot aboard—and without.
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Some aircraft ownership lessons are learned the hard way.
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The model never went into production, and the sole mockup was likely destroyed.
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There are plenty of options, but each has its advantages and disadvantages.
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Both classic types are beloved in their respective circles, so it’s really a matter of taste.
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