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#11
April 27th 06, 06:48 PM
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New 182T, where's the useful load??
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I'm just very curious how Cessna markets that since they seem to have given up their main marketing space (high useful load trucks). -Robert They keep shoving the fact that it's NEW down the buyer's throat until he can't see past the newness to see that it no longer fits his flight objectives. When a buyer complains about low usefull load, the salesman sells "roominess with stability" and remember? This is a NEW airplane!  Jim 
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