aircraft change

[Guest Stkin0]

About 3 weeks ago i decident the gazelle was not for me and i am now learning in a piper cheorkee 140. igot to admit being in the gazelle (slow aircraft) and then going to a cheorkee there is alot more to take in to consideration, one of those would be the weight diffrence and also the speed diffrence and not to metion the handling.

 

i think i would like to contiue in a higher preformance aircraft as i am looking for a career in aviation, but i might go around to my old flying school and take the gazelle up for flight as it is a great aircraft to fly

 

 

[Guest Fred Bear]

If I had the money I would buy a Lancair IV :):):)

 

 

[PaulN]

If I had the money, the mrs permission and could afford thehourly runningcost ... I'd buy a Lancair Colombia. Had the opportunity to test fly a demo plane at Wings Over Wagga last year and fell in love . Problem is, it can't be reg'd RA-Aus.

 

Paul

 

 

[Guest Fred Bear]

No and that's a major issue. One of my other favourites is the Cirrus.

 

 

[Guest danda]

Hi all.

 

If I had the money I would buy a home and just make my Little Diamond my own, i.e. new spray job, carpet in the cockpit, maybe a 582 or a new canopy

 

Semi retire and fly, fly, fly.’

 

Love to be able to fly all over NSW and preach to those who don’t have access to any Ministry for that I would need a two seater which would be a Tecnam. Don

 

 

[Guest Jetgirl]

Hi, it is a matter of what you are used to. Obviously you started off in the Gazelle. Give the cherokee some time and you will love it too.

 

Jetgirl