Recent content by Ben2k9

So I don’t suppose a usb drive could be loaded with the update and then transferred to the Aera unit...one must have a computer running to actually load up the update. Do I have that right?

How does the homemade stratux unit connect with the EFB? Does it have it's own WiFi?

Is there any way to update the databases other than connecting to Wifi?

It is probably to reposition the plane to where he wants the prebuy inspection to take place. So he doesn’t own it yet.

Varies, but $8k might be a ballpark average.

Do yourself a giant favor and hire Savvy Aviation to manage your pre-buy on the Cirrus. Just went through this myself earlier this year and you don’t want to be on your own on this one. Also, don’t do an annual until you actually own the plane. Doing an annual instead of a pre-buy is not...

can't stop flying the plane during the flare and even after the wheels touch down. Keep flying the plane until you are stopped.

Hire Savvy Aviation for the pre-buy inspection.

Yes. They were leasing it to flight school so they would likely be interested in this if they continue to own the plane.

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I got a quote from a building shop a few months ago and the going rate nowadays is around $270k for a new one, with a build time of 9-18 months.

Thanks and yes this is my first time to attend period!

this will be my first time to attend Oshkosh and will be renting an RV and driving up from Nashville with my family. Any good pointers from those with experience? Arriving Sat afternoon / evening. Had not planned on getting a space with electric/water hookups. Thanks!

TopFlight Aviation, Inc is a not-for-profit flying club that is brand new and up and running as of June 1. The vision for the club is to have the optimal plane for every mission. (well not EVERY mission). Hangars at KJWN and KMQY. The club is leasing a 2008 Flight Design CTLS for the 2...

If you really want to get this right, just spend the $750 and let Savvy Aviation manage your pre-buy.