Cirrus Float Plane

I believe it was his 2nd Cirrus so the training was not necessary...

Jon Kraus


Robert M. Gary wrote:
Seems odd. Usually when you buy a factory new plane your first few days
are training. If nothing else, the insurance company would want to see
some time in this new plane before the owner flew it off.

-Robert


Darkwing wrote:

"john smith" wrote in message
...

CNN noon newscast showed video footage of a Cirrus with parachute
deployed floating in the retention pond of an apartment complex in
Indiannapolis. Four people onboard, all survived.

http://www.wibc.com/news/story.aspx?id=56365

Just bought yesterday???!

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DW

For mor info go to http://www.wishtv.com apparently the pilot has died

WISH-TV - Indianapolis News and Weather - HomeWow. For a good example of
how NOT to post to Usenet, just see the previous post by "Jim
"

Ugh. Please don't do that again.

("Jim" wrote and wrote, and wote, and wrote.....)


Oops. 125KB

....."Pull the chute!" "Pull the chute!"

Text only please. Thanks.


Montblack

Robert M. Gary wrote:
Seems odd. Usually when you buy a factory new plane your first few days
are training. If nothing else, the insurance company would want to see
some time in this new plane before the owner flew it off.


Maybe he had time in another example of the same make & model, such as
might be obtained in a Cirrus buyer's training program?

Robert,

Usually when you buy a factory new plane your first few days
are training.


Maybe he picked it up from the factory after having completed the
training there.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)