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I'd suggest a single for your first airplane. As for which year, it is
up to your budget. Aircraft are like cars in that the newer ones depreciate more, so you will eat it when you sell if you buy new(er). Still, safetywise, newer is better. Old stuff is OLD. If you like the 182 and glass cockpit, get one of those. Not a bad choice. Cessna 182 will do your mission. You'll just have to live with over the water single issues, but Catalina can be flown so you can glide to land, if you climb high enough. Small twins are expensive, and statistically more dangerous than singles. If budget is at all a consideration, stick with a single. Buy the newest you can afford. |
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