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Anybody know why the high requirement for the twin Comanche? -
compared to the 310? Dave On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 21:27:16 -0600, Scott Draper wrote: he needs 300+ TOTAL HOURS before they would insure him. If the second statement is true, perhaps he should consider a single for a couple hundred hours. The insurance lady said he needed 500 hours TOTAL in any airplane before they would insure him at all in the Comanche. Only 200 for something like a Seneca or a 310. The reason we're pushing for the twin is that the boy is airline bound and doing this initial training in the twin will give him a good leg up when he starts having the total time needed for a commuter. If we're lucky, then if he sells the airplane for what he paid or better, the training and time building will be very cheap. |
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