Most Challenging Regional Aircraft??

[Coool Hand Luke]

I've got six types. The EMB-120 is by far the most challenging of the six. It works you even during taxi. But like most of the previous posters, I love the bird. 30 pax @ 300 KTAS @ 1000 lbs./hour...you can't beat that.

 

[cargojunkie]

your mom

 

[ceo_of_the_sofa]

A good trick I've learned on the Dash is to put one wheel down first. Makes up for the lack of trailing link

 

[DGdaPilot]

A good trick I've learned on the Dash is to put one wheel down first. Makes up for the lack of trailing link

The Caribbean Sun'ers do that all the time. Cheaters.....

 

[oceandude]

ATR was a easy babe to fly. 72 had you hade to be a little more careful the 42 was a blast!

 

[jetpig32]

The "Wiggle Pig"
AKA Jetstream 32

No autopilot...short "arm" (center of wing to tail)
we got real good with trim....and landing gear made for carrier landings(no joke!!)

Hummmmmm? I have rode mechanical bulls easier to keep level then the Pig.

 

[BrkDkPlt]

the junk stream hands down. Constantly babysitting it in order to survive. Turn your head for 2 secs. it'll bite you in the a$$.

 

[Coool Hand Luke]

the junk stream hands down. Constantly babysitting it in order to survive. Turn your head for 2 secs. it'll bite you in the a$$.

Yea, I can see the Jetstream being that way. I've never flown one, but I've ridden in the back quite a few times. One thing I will say, it has a damn good a/c system on it...no matter hot it is outside....always nice and cool inside.

 

[Flyin2low]

The Jetstream. Like balancing on a bowling ball with your tippy toes. TTLs off till it bypasses fuel

 

[DGdaPilot]

Is the J-Ball 41 as bad as the 31/32?