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I'm a newbie working on getting a PPL.
People tell me that if I'm serious about flying, I should seriously look into purchasing a plane - in the long run it'll be cheaper than renting. If I buy (used, of course, but I'm open to the possibility of joint ownerships/partnerships), I'd need something that seats 4 adults and a small amount of luggage. Expected useage would be trips of a few hundred to about 500 miles. I'm learning in a Cessna 152. My gut tells me that I'd like something with a bit more speed than a C172, but I'm not seeking a high performance aircraft. High wing vs low wing is not a major issue. Cost could be an issue. What I seek is a table laying out performance and payload characteristics for your basic single engine prop planes. So what is the airplane equivalent of a Toyota Corolla or Honda Civic? Thanks in advance. |
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