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November 14th 03, 03:02 PM
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About Aviation Consumer:
In a recent reprint available he http://www.avweb.com/news/usedacft/181782-1.html They recommend the Twin Commanche (aka "twinkie") as an "affordable" twin. You can subscribe to AvConsumer to get web access to their reviews of other twins. I used this site fairly extensively when I was looking for my first plane (not a twin though). cheers, mark "C J Campbell" wrote in message ... Aviation Consumer maintains a web site that can be helpful. You might also check out the book, "The Illustrated Buyer's Guide to Used Airplanes" by Bill Clarke. All twins are very high maintenance cost. They are all complex aircraft and they all have two of everything. I personally like the Baron, the Aztec and the Seneca, and most of the Cessna twins, including the Skymaster. 
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