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I think you might be right... I have to say though The planes, Sport Cruiser, Bristell, Tecnam, all look like great bang for the buck... I would rather have one of these than a 60 year old Mooney etc

I am surprised to hear this news. I am thinking that as the boomers go in to their retirement, that the market will grow fast...

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Just curious... Not seeing any of these for sale on TAP or Controller. The link to the US dealer on the manufacturer's page is not good either. Does anyone know the status of this aircraft? I am looking for an LSA and this and otehrs caught my attention... Regards MM

Like someone said. They will learn the plane on your dime. Every plane has its own distinct maintenance Items. Do you deny that?

There is. Dan Blackwell at Blackwell aviation. He does the ultimate A36 as well

That's is the key bro. There are sellers that don't agree. One has to spend the time educating them. We all have different budgets. When I started flying at the age of 24 I would have bought anything to get in to the air. As long as it is safe no harm. There are a lot of mechanics out...

I didn't say it did....

"Flies great" means didly squat. Make sure you check the rigging

The damage history is a "scarlet letter". You will have to deal with it when you sell of that happens. Why bother with it? Find a clean one and be done with it. Plenty of those out there

It was sarcasm. Sorry

Airmen's certificate revocation

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I had an '82 231. A 1966 E Model and the 1995 MSE The 231 was very smooth running but the turbo was a waste for me as I never flew in the flight levels. It had a long take off run and poor short filed performance. The E model had a 3 blade prop that was a "shaker". I put a lot of hours on it...