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SR22 max gross 3400 lbs wing loading 23.5 lb/sqft
PA32-300 max gross 3400 lbs wing loading 19.5 lb/sqft Bo G33 max gross 3300 lbs wing loading (not found*) C182R max gross 3100 lbs wing loading 17.8 lb/sqft PA32-236 max gross 3000 lbs wing loading 17.6 lb/sqft * neither the G33 POH nor the FAA TCDS contain the wing area nor wing loading information. If anyone has the information, please add it. I tried to use the comparable weight aircraft and performance. As is evident, as a four seater, the SR22 is a "pig". Although a retract, the G33 Bonanza is a good comparison given its cruise speed and max gross. It's lower wing loading gives it better landing preformance. Useful load may offer a different perspective, but that can vary widely by individual aircraft, so is not a valid comparison item. Can anyone provide the gross weight and wing loading for a new Mooney? |
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