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August 10th 03, 02:50 AM
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"Mike Noel" wrote in message ...
Just to tie up some of the original question, the 74 Archer ended up costing 50K (3000 TTAF, 1000 SMOH, basic IFR, 7/7). I'll probably be asking a lot of advice as I learn my way around living with an airplane. Full standard limits insurance coverage from USAIG was $980. Congratulations Um, now you'll have to educate me. I have insurance with USAIG, but I have no idea what "full standard limits insurance coverage" might be. Coverage limit per incident? Per passenger? Deductable? etc? Cheers, Sydney 
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