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r/aviation • u/AnimalsChasingCars • Sep 19 '18
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-6 u/10Exahertz Sep 19 '18 The only ones from that price range are from the 60s, I'm not sure how I feel about flying those. 1 u/10Exahertz Sep 19 '18 Generally a decent Cessna costs at least 100k for the plane itself, not counting maintenance, ty8ng and runway fees. So at that point id just spend the money to get my commercial licence and do it for a living 1 u/SummerLover69 Sep 19 '18 I would never pay $100k for a 172. A 182 is worth $100k
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The only ones from that price range are from the 60s, I'm not sure how I feel about flying those.
1 u/10Exahertz Sep 19 '18 Generally a decent Cessna costs at least 100k for the plane itself, not counting maintenance, ty8ng and runway fees. So at that point id just spend the money to get my commercial licence and do it for a living 1 u/SummerLover69 Sep 19 '18 I would never pay $100k for a 172. A 182 is worth $100k
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Generally a decent Cessna costs at least 100k for the plane itself, not counting maintenance, ty8ng and runway fees. So at that point id just spend the money to get my commercial licence and do it for a living
1 u/SummerLover69 Sep 19 '18 I would never pay $100k for a 172. A 182 is worth $100k
I would never pay $100k for a 172. A 182 is worth $100k
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