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Old October 18th 06, 01:17 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Piper's Next Gen Aircraft

"Marco Leon" wrote in news:1161105698.184496.244300
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Realizing that it's kind of odd that I need to explain why I find
something "cool," the fact that it has an option to have a lavatory or
seat a 7th occupant differentiates it significantly from the Cirrus and
Diamond offerings. The engine location is unique to the current and
near-future marketplace so that will be interesting to watch but the
extra cabin space for a lav/7th seat it allows is even more
interesting.


If they were smart they would put a seatbelt in the lav, and then it could be
both.
 




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