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August 14th 05, 01:34 AM
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Seneca goes a lot slower (smaller engines). Also, you should take a look at
insurance costs if you are low or no-time multiengine. If you're looking for a solid plane that holds six pax and luggage and also goes fast and far, a B-200 King Air or a Citation X should be about right. 
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