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Greetings fellow pilots. I have a situaton at hand and am weighing some
options and thought that I have received good advice here before so I figured I would try again. Here is my dilema..I am currently enrolled in school to receive my commercial and CFI (as well as multi and CFII) I have a great opportunity to purchase an airplane. I have talked to the school about getting involved in the leaseback program. They are encouraging that, however the plane I am looking at is a 1980 Piper Dakota 236B. This plane has 235 horsepower. What I am wondering is if the plane would fly enough to offset some of the cost of purchasing it. I understand that it cannot be used for GA training. but I was wondering if there was a big enough market out there on a rental basis that the plane would fly enough to recoupe some financial outlay. I am interested in what ya'all might think. Thanks for your help and as always.....Happy Flying *** Sent via http://www.automationtools.com *** Add a newsgroup interface to your website today. |
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