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"Bill Davidson" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "Cross Country Aircraft".

Mooney Encore (M20K) - fast, comfortable & effecient (long distance). For short hops I'd go with the 182 - probably not the RG for simple cost isdsues.

"Carol Stocker" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "International Learn to Fly Day".

My 99s chapter and CAP squadron will be participating at LPR (Lorain, OH). Lots of aviation events planned....should be a great time!

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AircraftOwner Online wrote a new blog: "International Learn to Fly Day".

International Learn to Fly Day* is May 19, 2012. What are you, your local airport, flying club or EAA chapter doing to particiapte in this years event? *International Learn to Fly Day was announced at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2009 as an effort ...

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"steve berg" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "Cross Country Aircraft".

I really enjoyed my Swift, coast to coast.

"Bob Scott" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "Cross Country Aircraft".

Cessna 182 Skylane. I have 8000+ hours in this beautiful, reliable aircraft.

"James Kennedy" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "Cross Country Aircraft".

Cessna 182RG

"Thomas Smith" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "Your Summer Flying Agenda?".

Lots of flying and adding a tailwheel endorsement

Robert Schoeck In my opinion, it would be a Seminole, or depending on how many friends you have, a Seneca. If you have more money,- Navajos are great too.

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"Douglas Westfall" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "The Best Aircraft from the Golden Age of Aviation".

No question, the Lockheed Electra 10, 1934-1941. The Lockheed Electra was a different kind of aircraft: it had a single wing, two engines, and an all-aluminum, semi-monocoque, non-trussed body structure. It also had all-electric servos to operate ...

Marty Winger commented on Don Myers's wall:

46 Erc? C'mon...proof, proof, proof...boring, how about a 8KCAB. Its the most fun you can have with your pants ON!

AircraftOwner Online wrote a new blog: "Cross Country Aircraft".

In your opinion, what is the best (GA) aircraft to use on a cross country trip with your family/friends?     Remember: You must be signed in to comment.

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Pat Wall commented on AircraftOwner Online's Video.

Great video, even greater plane! Unbelievable amount of space! Hopefully, you are coming to the AOPA Summit in Palm Springs.

"Michael Joy" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "The Best Aircraft from the Golden Age of Aviation".

The Golden Age of Aviation being defined as being between WWI and the beginning of WWII. Then my vote would be the Curtiss JN-4 Jenny, as a Trainer with the military and then sold surplus. It was used for Barnstorming and that way helped get the ...

Lynda Meeks has created a new event: "Girls With Wings 2nd Annual Aviation Inspiration Day"

"Carol Stocker" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "Your Summer Flying Agenda?".

Flying....lots of flyiing. I hope to fly to Atchinson, KS from OH, then to Mackinac Island in MI....and maybe Rhode Island. If I can't make the longer flights, then shorter flights to the great little airports closer to home.

"Steven Roth" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "The Best Aircraft from the Golden Age of Aviation".

The Golden Age of aviation, that would be the 1930's. I don't think post-war (1946) was the Golden Age of Aviation. My vote? The Beech D17 Staggerwing.

"Don Myers" commented on AircraftOwner Online's Blog "The Best Aircraft from the Golden Age of Aviation".

1946 Ercoupe. It is stall proof, spin proof and a convertable.

Kelly Sweetman has created a new event: "Thunder on the Lakeshore"

AircraftOwner Online wrote a new blog: "The Best Aircraft from the Golden Age of Aviation".

In your eyes, what is the best aircraft that came out of the Golden Age of Aviation? Remember: You must be signed in to comment.