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![]() "Mxsmanic" wrote in message ... .. Cirrus is the "fork-tailed doctor killer" of our era. The old V-tailed Bonanzas tended to attract low-time, low-competence, high-income pilots, and Cirrus aircraft are doing the same thing. I don't know if Beechcraft ever deliberately tried to target that market as Cirrus is doing, though. I remember that back in the mid 60s, Flying magazine had an article on doctor involved accidents. At that time doctors, as a group, were involved in about a third of all fatals in private GA aircraft. A lot of these doctors were experienced pilots, and the majority their accidents involved weather. The conclusion as to why this was happening came down to one word... arrogance. Being in the business of saving lives these individuals felt that they could handle any situation. Oh, and I seem to remember that Bonanzas were involved in some of the incidents. |
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