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Old September 22nd 05, 04:02 AM
Morgans
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"john smith" wrote

What I don't like about King Air's is the high approach speed and high
safe single engine operating speed.


Compared to a Lear? Hummm.

What would the comparison be, between the two of these?
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Jim in NC
 




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