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Small Aircraft Safest
What is your fav small/light aircraft?
Hey there, I recently got interested in aircraft and I am so excited to start flying soon!!!! Anyway I am going to start flying on a old Cessna 150? Are they safe since they so old (just a extra question)? And what is your fav aircraft?? And how safe is flying smaller aircraft? And why?
Cessna 150 is a great aircraft. I like the Cessna 152 cause it is super easy to fly and hard to difficult to crash. You can find out more info about the Cessna and others at http://www.aircraftinvestmentgroup.com
Lec 9 | MIT 16.885J Aircraft Systems Engineering, Fall 2005
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