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![]() Jay Honeck wrote: Which isn't to say we shy away from short fields. We routinely fly into 2200 foot grass strips, so we're fairly proficient at it. You should have no problem using a strip half that length with two of you on board. Is your nosewheel/strut/firewall that delicate? That's not Pipers reputation, that's Cessna's. Piper's rep is building planes that are overweight, not fragile. |
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![]() " You should have no problem using a strip half that length with two of you on board. Is your nosewheel/strut/firewall that delicate? That's not Pipers reputation, that's Cessna's. Piper's rep is building planes that are overweight, not fragile. No. The Cherokees have MUCH more fragile landing gear. Not only that but they are pushed through the wing so that repair is impractical. You'll NEVER see a Cherokee SIX with 30,000 hours on it, like most Cessna 207s in Alaska. Karl |
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