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May 6th 05, 04:02 PM
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In new aircraft, the right comparison for an Arrow would be the
Diamond DA-40 rather than the Cirrus (or Lancair). There is NO comparison for the Arrow in new aircraft because the Arrow came into being solely to satisfy regulatory requirements - specifically the requirement to take the commercial and CFI in a complex airplane. The DA-40 is not an adequate substitute. The reasonable comparison for the DA-40 is the Cheetah or Tiger. Michael 
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