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November 4th 03, 04:43 AM
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Wayne wrote: I got there just at dark on Friday night, locked her up and left, the line guy said he would have them fuel it up the next day. Came back Saturday afternoon, around 4 and found my door open. Lock broken, Wait, which door? I'm not familiar with the 175, but the standard Cessna locking drill would be to reach across the plane (from whichever side you're standing on) and latch the far door with the lever (which makes it impossible to open from outside) then close and lock the door on your side. You said your girlfriend found it... Is it possible that the the door you didn't lock just didn't get latched? Have you ever locked that side from outside? -- Ben Jackson http://www.ben.com/ 
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