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June 20th 06, 03:28 AM
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Plastic planes are fast but landing speed too high
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Dylan Smith wrote: That's the final approach speed for many high performance singles. Even the Arrow (which isn't really high performance) has a final approach speed of something like 90mph (around 80 knots). The Bonanza manual, IIRC recommends 80 knots for a power off landing. POH says 78 kts for the Piper Turbo Arrow IV. (max gross wt, aft most allowable cg) 
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