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April 27th 04, 01:57 PM
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What if it doesn't get raised?
"Dave Katz" wrote in message ... "Otis Winslow" writes: That's like $70 per hour for every hour you fly just for the life you've flown off the airframe. Are these things THAT much fun to fly? See the earlier comments about how the 4350 was determined, and how it will eventually be raised. I can't believe anyone would pay that much for such a short life span plane. Apparently lots of people are; the SR22 is the best selling airplane in the world at this point, and Cirrus is on track to deliver more piston singles than Cessna this year. 
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April 27th 04, 05:58 PM
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"Otis Winslow" writes:
What if it doesn't get raised? What if a meteor destroys the earth? OK, that was cheap. The only way it *doesn't* get raised is if it turns out that the airframes are falling apart, in which case a whole bunch of people, including myself, will be quite unhappy. There does not seem to be any indication of this in the Cirrus or any other composite airframe that I know of.
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