tecnam P2010 has 3 access doors ..................... wheel have to adjust for that
from what I can tell - Mr Google says base cost C172 ($ 400k) & P2010 ($ 345k)
AAhhhh yes ...................... the machines tedious, regular, continuous & insatiable need for money (been there done that - a bit like an enjoyment tax in a way)
anything is possible in the real world
reminds me when we were all seated on a Qlink Dash at say 5.30 am in the morning - at Brisbane - next announcement was all you bods get off - so it was back to the terminal - Qlink had to fix a flat tyre
we didn't grumble - we all thought the experience was a ripper
0.000081566 % ? increase in popularity (could be some more zero's) .................. a thin margin so far
I wonder which pilot thinks which plane is better (both planes have bitten the unwary)
Mr google say F15 - 30600 kg takeoff weight - B17 29700 kg takeoff weight (rubbery numbers no doubt)
Proportionally there is lots of solid stuff in the F15 so ........................
there appears to be no emergency chute - just the 1 main chute ?
you'd have to be brave to jump out of a perfectly good aeroplane (parachutist) so jumping out of a perfectly good aeroplane with a wing suit might have some better potential appeal in the future - compared to straight parachuting
having said that .................... parachuting remains a whole lot more popular
exciting stuff .......... but not for the faint hearted
I guess you could call them a glider ............... some would say its a gauranteed descent with little forward component
any forum members had any knowlegde or experience in them ? - speed - rate of descent - cost etc etc
are there australian wing suit sites for jumping
The first practicable aeroplane - powered by a turboprop - what was it and what date ?
Thanks
(for instance they were designing the Vickers Viscount about 1945 - power supposed to be a turbo prop ............... first flew about 1948 ?)
So per the video ......... if the windscreen dissapears - then altitude cannot be maintained ?
or is that a 'trade off' to save the side doors ?
or some other form of trade off ?
(don't know)
I can remember asking an instructor to demonstrate a climb / vertical stall turn (don't know the word)
The manouvre was a fizzer
An Airtourer I think - the plane fell back - in reverse gear ............. a lesson on how not to do it !
It was like backing into a Woolworths parking lot ................ and hitting a couple of shopping trollies on the way in
wonder how airline ranking relates to that airlines / countries government support ...........
(guessing there will be some airlines that don't recieve any goverment assistance)
apart from the rock throwing (all directions) ............ thanks Brendan - somthing to note
.......... could be the answer - lets ask some flight schools and see what they say about how they treat any insurance excess - and post
we all must be nuts talking about the mechanics of legislation
But Turbo does raise the point that any new rule re registration could financially benefit some persons and not others ......... and should be announced correctly
and the data says (numbers rounded)
* 70 c dents per 100 miles (fuel)
* 40 miles per gallon (fuel)
* means that fuel was 28 cents per gallon ?
* cigarettes and ashtrays were probably a minimal cost to the body back then