Cheap Airplanes Most Private Pilots Can Buy Part 2
Chapters:
Introduction - 00:00
Progressive Aerodyne Searay - 00:17
Seamax M22 - 01:36
Icon A5 - 02:56
Aeronautica Super Petrel LS - 03:56
Seawind 3000 - 05:07
VL3 Evolution - 05:43
Bristell B23 - 06:31
Vans RV8 - 07:39
Swiss Excellence Risen - 08:23
Just Superstol - 09:05
Pipistrel Virus - 10:14
Lancair Mako - 11:32
Stoddard-Hamilton Glassair III - 12:23
Lancair Evolution - 13:14
Van RV-10 - 14:29
Sling 4 - 15:20
Van RV 12 - 16:11
Sling TSI - 16:58
Piper PA28 - 17:37
Pipistrel Panthera - 18:48
Cirrus SR22 - 19:57
Diamond DA42 - 20:42
Diamond DA40 Diamond Star - 22:37
Mooney Acclaim Ultra - 24:17
Cessna 310R - 24:52
Beechcraft Baron 55 - 26:11
Piper Aztec - 27:27
Piper PA34 Seneca - 28:23
Piper Cherokee 6 - 29:03
Piper Saratoga - 30:01
Beechcraft Bonanza A36 - 30:42
Before you decide to buy any of the planes listed here, first, remember that buying an airplane is only part of the cost of owning a plane. How much fuel it burns and how expensive it will be to maintain are equally important factors to consider. Also, consider how readily available the parts are. Finally, consider the condition of the plane you are buying. If you were to get a plane with unknown or unrevealed problems, you could spend some money on getting it into perfect condition. The engine and prop are a critical part of that calculation. The flip side is that if you’re willing to fly a plane with older paint and a less-than-chic interior, you could save a huge percentage of the purchase price because of factors not directly related to the flyability or mechanical soundness of the plane.
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