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Indicator name: Recently my spouse said: "When we begin to have children, we have to move from a Cessna to something that can carry a small household like a 6-seater, otherwise the Cessna is a plaything and there is no sense". My interpretation was this: "You have the go-ahead to begin your search for bigger planes, and although it's early if you find a theft, think about it." So I looked at bigger planes and I look at older ones that are available for under $100,000.

210 Cessna? What can children be like that you have or will have? 182 is only a four-seater, but has a large payload and a large touring engine. Easy to accommodate a 4 person familiy and a few pockets. Advertisement name: I put two children on the back of my 172.....

Indicator name: I had copied the 182 entirely, I have to look at it. We' re having two children and she's not gonna be too lucky with two of us, two children and no pockets. What do these bigger planes do to manage the unevenness in comparison to a 172? Indicator name: Humorous, I have a 56 172 and just said to my wife: "I don't think I can ever resell this plane"... I know what you mean!

Could have sold my last plane (which had no auto pilot and GPS limited).....for something twice as beautiful with a cute auto pilot and panels for less than what I sold. Indicator name: Wowboy - Yee! And if you like the Cessna aircraft range, you can get up to the 210th Cessna aircraft.

From 65 they had child seat in the back, and from 70 (I think?) they had full sized back seat for full six people. There is no free space in them, but they are favourite airplanes, and they seem to be sensible to keep for everything you get with the airplane. http://www.barnstormers.com/classified_1017211_Cessna+210,+Century+2000+AP. html No membership, even though I bought an airplane once mediated there, and the deal was professionally.

What do these bigger airplanes do to manage the unevenness in comparison to a 172? "Display name: I would get a US206 with an IO550, expansions, CGs and the pitch gate STC. Magnificent plane, it will fit well to your missions and retain its value. Indicator name: If you like the Cessna range of airplanes, you can register up to the 210th flight.

From 65 they had child seat in the back, and from 70 (I think?) they had full sized back seat for full six people. There is no free space in them, but they are favourite airplanes, and they seem to be sensible to keep for everything you get with the airplane. http://www.barnstormers.com/classified_1017211_Cessna+210,+Century+2000+AP. html No membership, even though I bought an airplane once mediated there, and the deal was professionally.

I now wonder if there is a way to just keep the 172 for myself and get something bigger. Indicator name: Just a thought.... but most of your flights will not be full when all places are occupied. I have 2 places in my car and I am in a clubs with a Cardinal and a Cherokee 6-300.

That' how it is going, missions by missions. Do not buy for the most challenging missions, but for the most frequent. Indicator name: Suppose you are scheduling 2 children, then each of the bigger 4-seaters will work. The 6-seater will give you a little more luggage room, which is an advantage. When you plan on having 3+ children (or end up with a 3+ like we did - having a second set of twins!), you really want to look into a Gemini because the payload and height will be necessary or at least very useful.

They must also harmonize your familial comforts. In the Twin Cessna forums there are folks with a 4 (2 children) NPH clan who buy a 421 because their women and children like it, and they hate the 210/Bonanza/whatever. It scared me to find out how to make this expense formula work, but luckily my woman is satisfied with the 310 set-up, even with 3 small children.

Indicator name: The only thing I have with the Cherokee six (our clubs has one) is that your rounds MUST be co-ordinated! Indicator Name: I actually tried to buy myself in a 310 split property that my CFI has, but he refuses to even give everyone a price. I have calculated "dry" costs with my Cessna, which I bill per flight hours and put into a saving bank. That would be a large number for a Gemini if I take years and reconditioning into consideration.

Six or Toga is the lowest priced plane with 6 seats. Indicator name: A 310/Baron/Aztec will run you around $300/hr, more or less. Indicator name: Indicator name: The only problem with the Bonanza is that you have to take a long while to make sure. You might as well get it now and on your own plane. Dokmirror Touchdown!

Indicator name: Wowboy - Yee! I now wonder if there is a way to just keep the 172 for myself and get something bigger. About 14 month later, the plane I dealt with came back on the shelves. and I knew the story.

It is the last version with the non-lamellar wings and has the rear childchairs. Indicator name: I don't want to spoil the celebration and I want to know that airplane buying is enjoyable. It would also help you to better grasp what your traditional child missions will actually look like.

A 6-seater would be a complete flop if you turned out to be the only one in the whole host familiy who wanted to fly. Indicator name: I don't want to spoil the celebration and I want to know that airplane buying is enjoyable. It would also help you to better grasp what your traditional child missions will actually look like.

A 6-seater would be a complete flop if you turned out to be the only one in the whole host familiy who wanted to fly. I' ll wait for a while before I do the upgrade and the 800lb useful is probably quite right in my plane. Indicator Name: The only problem with the Bonanza is that you have to spend a long amount of your attention on it to insure yourself.

You might as well get it now and on your own plane.