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September 14th 07, 03:42 AM
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Finding a good mechanic for pre buy Inspection
On Sep 13, 2:41 pm, Sumeet Bansal wrote:
Hi guys I have just started looking for my first aircraft and have been doing all the due diligence of reading up as much as I can. What I am struggling with is the fact how do I go about locating a good mechanic for a pre buy inspection far away from home assuming I do find a plane that I do like and meets other requirements. Any ideas... It greatly depends on the type of airplane you are looking for. In many cases your best bet is with a type club. Although any A&P can work on any plane each type airplane has its own very special things you look for. The things an A&P would look for on a Mooney are different than on a Bonanza, etc. 
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