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April 11th 05, 04:17 PM
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I agree that cabin space in the PA28s is cramped, but you're comparing
big 6 cylinder aircraft with 200 hp or less 4 cylinder aircraft except for the 235/dakota series, which combines a cramped cabin with a big engine and can lift small elephants if you can get them into the cabin :-) The Arrow in particular gets fine performance from its 180/200 hp engine (1000 lb useful load), though the Mooney is even more efficient. 
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