New Piper Aircraft - Things You Should Know About Them
"Piper Aircraft" was "New Piper Aircraft" in the year in 1995.This air craft manufacturing company, originally started in 1927 by Clarence Gilbert Taylor and Gordon A Taylor in Rochester, New York, has over the years, undergone a metamorphosis in terms of its name and fame and now stands as one of the most reputed icons of the aviation industry. One of its latest offerings, the "Piper Jet" is a wonder babe in the skies and promises to out do all aircraft in its class.
Flights of Fancy
This wonder bird of the skies is a high performance jet that cruises at speeds of 360 knots, has a mission range of 1300 nautical miles and a full-fuel payload of 800 lbs. This legendary luxury class jet, incorporating cutting edge technology and the latest safety technoly features certifies it for altitudes that take you above the weather. The Piper jet's clean sheet design and strong, smooth all- metal body enhances its angelic appearance.
The major design features of this Piper Jet are:-
Design for safety in case of an engine rotor bust
Piper Automatic Trim System (PATS).
Single engine operations.
Luxury and Comfort
The Piper jet sports Dynamic Seats for maximum comfort and beauty and is certified to conform to the highest safety standards.
The Advanced Cockpit is designed to incorporate the next generation avionics and control systems available.
The oversized 36-inch door provides ease of entry for passengers and cargo.
The Wing Spar is situated below the cabin floor to create more cabin space and increase passenger comfort.
The Luxury Club Seating provides a larger seating area that provides more legroom and increased personal space.
Incorporates built in flexibility to accommodate either an additional Seventh seat, or a lavatory or storage space.
Add-on
Piper Aircraft also has on offer (as an optional add-on) for its aircraft the Piper Inadvertent Icing Protection System (PIIPS) that allows you to remove icing from the propeller, wings and horizontal stabilizer. This advanced "weeping Wing Technology" provides peace of mind and confidence that icy conditions can be handled with ease.
High speeds, supple contours, Stellar avionics and safety features are the Key Selling Propositions of this legend of the skies that assures you "Freedom of Flight" .Add to this the impeccable flight safety standards of the company and luxuries on offer and you have some reason to take to the skies.
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Sunday, April 22, 2012
Private Plane Rental Costs - What You Should Expect When Hiring a Private Plane
Private Plane Rental Costs - What You Should Expect When Hiring a Private Plane
Private plane rental costs are getting more and more affordable to the average person everyday. There are several factors that determine the costs of renting a private plane and this article will explain those factors and how to lower them.
The costs of a private jet rental depend on the type of jet you are interested in. The more luxurious the plane the more it will cost to fly. So if you don't really need a lot of luxury, then find planes that aren't as jazzy inside.
Another factor that will lower the price is how many people you book on the flight. The more people you can find to fly with you the better the individual rate will be. If you fly alone then expect to pay a large sum for your ticket. Private planes can actually save your company money if you have enough people to fill the jet. Next time compare a commercial flight with a private flight and see the difference.
One of the biggest factors of course is the distance you are flying. You can lower this cost by finding dead head flights. Most private planes are not booked going back to the original point of departure. Normally a jet will need to fly from point A to point B with passengers, but will rarely have passengers going back to point A. This is the dead head link. Ask a travel agent or booking agent for dead head flights. If you are flexible with your travel times you can drastically reduce the costs of your private charter.
Private plane rental costs are getting more and more affordable to the average person everyday. There are several factors that determine the costs of renting a private plane and this article will explain those factors and how to lower them.
The costs of a private jet rental depend on the type of jet you are interested in. The more luxurious the plane the more it will cost to fly. So if you don't really need a lot of luxury, then find planes that aren't as jazzy inside.
Another factor that will lower the price is how many people you book on the flight. The more people you can find to fly with you the better the individual rate will be. If you fly alone then expect to pay a large sum for your ticket. Private planes can actually save your company money if you have enough people to fill the jet. Next time compare a commercial flight with a private flight and see the difference.
One of the biggest factors of course is the distance you are flying. You can lower this cost by finding dead head flights. Most private planes are not booked going back to the original point of departure. Normally a jet will need to fly from point A to point B with passengers, but will rarely have passengers going back to point A. This is the dead head link. Ask a travel agent or booking agent for dead head flights. If you are flexible with your travel times you can drastically reduce the costs of your private charter.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Aircraft For Sale - Should You Buy It? 3 Things to Look For
Aircraft For Sale - Should You Buy It? 3 Things to Look For
Now that you've got your pilots license you're probably thinking about buying your first plane. Well, buying a plane is not similar to buying any other commodity where you just walk into your store, check out a few products before setting your mind on one piece and bringing it home! You have to check out a few important things
Some of those 'Aircraft for Sale' ads look pretty attractive but you don't really know anything about planes yet - other than how to keep one in the air. These ads are very intelligently made to make things easy and appear very simple but it is always not so. You have to bargain and bargain right!
So how do you know if those ads are really a bargain? Here are 3 things to look for when perusing the 'Aircraft for Sale' ads.
Condition - While you should never judge a book solely by its cover, you also don't want to buy a used airplane that looks like it's been through World War III. When you are checking out any available aircraft for sale, you have to be very careful. If the exterior and interior of the plane are in good condition it's a pretty safe bet that the plane's been well taken care of mechanically, too. However, this does not mean that the aircraft can be trusted easily - you have to still be alert when you are purchasing it. Remember that you should always take a test flight to test its air worthiness and you should also have it checked out by a knowledgeable mechanic before you make an offer.
Log Books - Make sure you have access to all the log books and that they're going to be included in the sale. Whenever you get in touch with any dealer or organization which deals in aircraft, this is one of the first things you should enquire about. If after going through the entire process, you find that log books and other documents are not in order, it can be really very frustrating for you. Make sure that you ask for flight logs and maintenance logs for sure, as well as all certificates and licenses that are required by the FAA and the FCC.
Total Cost - Research the 'Used Aircraft for Sale' ads to become familiar with prices which are being charged. You don't want to buy a used plane that's too high priced but you also don't want to buy one that's too cheap. Knowing prices beforehand is crucial because it is probably one of the biggest investments you are making in your life. Too cheap aircraft for sale might not be of the greatest features and you should never compromise on such issues. That usually means there's some type of problem with the plane. Also consider other expenses such as storage, fuel, insurance, financing and maintenance costs. These will all add to the total cost of your aircraft so you need to be aware of them when deciding how much you want to offer for the plane itself.
Now that you've got your pilots license you're probably thinking about buying your first plane. Well, buying a plane is not similar to buying any other commodity where you just walk into your store, check out a few products before setting your mind on one piece and bringing it home! You have to check out a few important things
Some of those 'Aircraft for Sale' ads look pretty attractive but you don't really know anything about planes yet - other than how to keep one in the air. These ads are very intelligently made to make things easy and appear very simple but it is always not so. You have to bargain and bargain right!
So how do you know if those ads are really a bargain? Here are 3 things to look for when perusing the 'Aircraft for Sale' ads.
Condition - While you should never judge a book solely by its cover, you also don't want to buy a used airplane that looks like it's been through World War III. When you are checking out any available aircraft for sale, you have to be very careful. If the exterior and interior of the plane are in good condition it's a pretty safe bet that the plane's been well taken care of mechanically, too. However, this does not mean that the aircraft can be trusted easily - you have to still be alert when you are purchasing it. Remember that you should always take a test flight to test its air worthiness and you should also have it checked out by a knowledgeable mechanic before you make an offer.
Log Books - Make sure you have access to all the log books and that they're going to be included in the sale. Whenever you get in touch with any dealer or organization which deals in aircraft, this is one of the first things you should enquire about. If after going through the entire process, you find that log books and other documents are not in order, it can be really very frustrating for you. Make sure that you ask for flight logs and maintenance logs for sure, as well as all certificates and licenses that are required by the FAA and the FCC.
Total Cost - Research the 'Used Aircraft for Sale' ads to become familiar with prices which are being charged. You don't want to buy a used plane that's too high priced but you also don't want to buy one that's too cheap. Knowing prices beforehand is crucial because it is probably one of the biggest investments you are making in your life. Too cheap aircraft for sale might not be of the greatest features and you should never compromise on such issues. That usually means there's some type of problem with the plane. Also consider other expenses such as storage, fuel, insurance, financing and maintenance costs. These will all add to the total cost of your aircraft so you need to be aware of them when deciding how much you want to offer for the plane itself.
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