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Flying a PA-28 140 from Maine to Georgia in a week end ...



 
 
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Old December 27th 06, 12:12 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Flying a PA-28 140 from Maine to Georgia in a week end ...



I guess I'm getting better...

I just got back from a trip from KSAV (Savannah, GA) to KLIT (Little
Rock, AR) and back. I bought fuel three times and never took more than
40 gallons to top it off.

I got the transponder fixed before the trip... So I think we did a
pretty safe and sane trip with no squaks and didn't stretch our luck...

Sure is nice coming back east and getting 130 kts ground speed !!!

I've really enjoyed all the discussion on this thread.

 




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