Kev
May 24th 07, 03:21 AM
On May 23, 11:26 am, "birdog" > wrote:
> There is even a 150 there that has been sitting outside for several years
> and is virtually destroyed by the weather.
To me, this is one of the saddest things that happens when owners stop
flying.. whether for health, or financial or whatever. There's
nothing more disheartening than walking around a country airport and
seeing lots of good airplanes slowly rusting away and melting into the
grass.
Not to mention that we have a limited supply of "inexpensive" (you
know what I mean) used aircraft, and between crashes and field queens,
even less are available.
Regards,
Kev
> There is even a 150 there that has been sitting outside for several years
> and is virtually destroyed by the weather.
To me, this is one of the saddest things that happens when owners stop
flying.. whether for health, or financial or whatever. There's
nothing more disheartening than walking around a country airport and
seeing lots of good airplanes slowly rusting away and melting into the
grass.
Not to mention that we have a limited supply of "inexpensive" (you
know what I mean) used aircraft, and between crashes and field queens,
even less are available.
Regards,
Kev