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Old September 25th 03, 03:20 PM
JP Krievins
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Why does Piper put the door of the plane on the passenger side? I
cannot think of one good reason. Would like to hear the group's
opinions.


Okay, here's one good reason. Have you tried to get out of the
passenger side of a cherokee? It is much easier to climb up and out
onto the wing by twisting and putting a knee on the passenger seat
than to levitate yourself straight up and out. I wondered why my
passengers where all so spastic about getting out of the airplane
until I flew with another pilot!

JP Krievins
 




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