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Sorry, Mods, please merge thread

3 on board, last return -29,000FPM https://www.click2houston.com/news/boeing-767-cargo-jet-crashes-into-trinity-bay-3-people-aboard-faa-says

Food... I do get my 1,000,000 USD Burger...:cool: Seriously, they have plenty food choices. try these links; http://southjersey.com/articles/?articleID=774 http://www.flyingwairport.com/

In the NE, NJ-PA-DE-NY Area, one of my favorite Burger joint is Flying W , (N14) it has a swimming pool shaped like an aircraft, a motel Heh heh heh.. a flight school and a few miles away a small aircraft museum ( at South jersey Regional VAY). Cool place !

If it was as simple as you think it is, it would be already operational. There is a reason why it's non existent (large scale operation). By the way why don't you ask the BOEING guys about Battery systems, they can be very tricky...:D:D

The more components in a system, the more failure points... that's a very simple equation. your potential failure rate may be way below the overall system failure rate because of it's added complexity.

I'm not sure what kind of engine it is, but some modern turbine have FADEC with auto start and protection against hot start etc... pretty smart system.

Too complicated, more things to go wrong, inefficient energy transfer etc.... certification process very costly....

The OP post refers to GA certified turboprop engine, nothing out there is cheapo.... Mucho $$$

You can obtain a EASA license in the US, in florida try naples-air-center dot com . there are many other outfits offering the same programs, just do a web search

Initial cost is probably the main reason. about 200K for a "western made" engine. you can get a cheaper one such as the walter but it will still set you back 180K with all the accessories. so... They do have a higher TBO but after the various inspections HSI etc.. you're still looking at a much...

Is that all it costs? I thought it would be north of 1.5M They are about 1 to 1.2 M USD... Diamond DA62 EASA-certified April 30, 2015 By Jim Moore Austria’s Diamond Aircraft celebrated European certification of the new flagship of the company fleet, displaying the diesel piston twin DA62...

Eye opener I must say, Thanks for the post, I will from now on dissect my insurance policy...

As long as what you're doing is legal and professional, tell them to f.. off. you shouldn't have to interact with retards..

Nice aircraft, but way too much $$$ for 1M~1.2M I can think of many turbo prop or even small used jets .....

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