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July 16th 06, 06:22 PM
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Maintenance and Insurance
Michele Howard wrote:
It is ENTIRELY possible to get insurance on a twin engine aircraft even if you have ZERO multi-engine hours if you choose the right twin. Even a low-time private pilot can get insurance under the right conditions (I sell aircraf and aircraft insurance, so, yes, I know that it can be done). OK. I guess there is a price for anything.  Thanks for the correction.Just as a ballpark figure, what would it cost to insure a PA44 owned and flown by a student pilot with absolutely zero total time, much less zero twin time? -- Peter 
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