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July 3rd 08, 02:16 AM
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Depression after Washing
Mxsmanic wrote in
: Mike writes: Totaling the aircraft is a non-issue. That's what insurance is for. Damage is a non-issue. That's what the pre-flight is for. The greater the number of aircraft totaled, the higher the insurance premiums, so it's not quite a non-issue. And you can miss things during a pre-flight inspection. My first partnership had 7 other owners. I was putting almost half the yearly hours on the plane. Basically I was doing the flying and others were paying the bills. It was a beautiful arrangement. Sounds nice. Why didn't the other owners use the plane much? Probalby couldn't fly./ Like you. Bertie 
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