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I am now getting close to the point where I will be seriously in the
market for an aircraft- most likely a C150 or 152. I know that I'd be a fool to buy any airplane that I haven't had inspected by a qualified A&P that is not, of course, affiliated with the seller. But, let's say I travel a fair distance to another city to look at an aircraft- I obviously don't know anybody there. I do not have a pet A&P I can take along on my whim. Does it make any sense to simply contact a local FBO, conduct a brief "interview" with A&P candidate, and then let him have at it and pay him? Is there such a thing pilots will "typically do" in such a situation? And, on that note, what is reasonable cost for a pre-buy on such aircraft? ~Paul ~PP-SEL |
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