How did he do that??

Kaye

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My oldest brother got his PPL at 70 years of age, and now at 73, buys his first plane! Where did I go wrong? :yikes: :wink2:
 

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Awesome. Did you each discover aviation separately or did one of you help the other?
 
Kaye, that's awesome!

When're you coming up here to work on your multi? ;)
 
That's fantastic. I love the Cardinals, that was on the top of my list until a Beech Sierra came my way.
 
Awesome. Did you each discover aviation separately or did one of you help the other?

I think I started it. A few years after I got my PPL, my nephew (Chuck's son) started flying lessons. He now has a Skymaster. Sometime along the way, Chuck started his training.

Come to think about it, brother #3 actually was the first in the family. Back in 1980, he went partners on a Cherokee 140 or 180 and started lessons. But he never completed the certificate, though he did a lot of flying, and finally got out of the airplane...one of the partners was just a little too crazy.
 
My flying buddy got his PPL in his late 60's and bought a Long EZ right away. Has over 1000 hrs. in it now in his mid 70's. Loves it.

Tell your brother to have a ball!!
 
I have a student who is pretty determined and is somewhere around 74 years old. He is also looking at buying.
 
1968 Cardinal 177 "2038 TT on airframe and engine"

I assume this means original engine. Which I also assume to be run out. What would an overhauled or reman engine cost for this plane?
 
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