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#29
June 6th 05, 11:22 PM
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Jay Honeck wrote:
Cessna drivers often do not know what a Warrior, Archer or Dakota might look like. Could be a single or a twin for all they know. Most everyone knows what a Cherokee looks like. In my early flying days, I was a Cessna-only pilot. I had no idea what Archer or Warrior was. An interesting observation. Having trained exclusively in Piper products, I know when I was a new pilot I had no idea what a "Skylane" was, let alone a "Skymaster" or "Skywagon." Yet, from a distance, they all look pretty much the same. Maybe ATC should just call us all "high wings" and "low wings"... Or eagles and turkeys, respectively. :-) Matt 
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