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I am sure there are quite a number of pilots that are aircraft owners here. What do you own/fly? Let's see pictures.

Well, these three were fun:

Well, I think with the first post, you pretty much scooped everyone....! I was going to post my lowly Beech Duke, but I might have to hold off. Do you. or did you, own the three?

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And just finished my F1 Rocket- I will start flying off the time this week!

Not a chance, and the first two are way out of my price range. I haven't owned anything since 1989, when I had a PA-28-161. I rent these days, a CE-310R for longer trips, and CE-172 & CE-172RG for local stuff. I do a little part-time instruction in the SE Cessnas, and one weekend a year, for each, I take the back seat in the PA-18 on wheels and skis.

Where are you based? DVT?

I was thinking you might fly a PC-6.

pporter is my name- I never made a connection with the Pilatus Porter until now!

I am based at KAEG, but I make it to VDT a couple of times a year.

Back when I used to fly, it would be one of these birds at Lancs Aero Club.

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Why "used to"?

When I am lucky, I get to ride on this:

School got in the way of completing my PPL, but many happy hours at #1 AEF, RAF Manston in the 1980s in these

Chipmunk?

Yep, perfect for the trainee as you couldn't forget to lower the undercarriage

There are plenty of other things you can forget. But please not the rudder.

Have tried these:












but mostly this:





And provided all goes as planned, I guess there will be more fun with this, if I can stay conscious:

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- This is Ghost Rider requesting a fly-by. - Negative Ghost Rider. The pattern is full.

I really enjoy the PA-18 on floats. I hope to try the Twin Bee one day, perhaps for my AMES rating.

Nice Beaver.