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Only 20 yeras old Wow!

Wow! an airplane only 20 years old, I have never seen one of those. The average of the airplanes I fly in about 40 years, in fact my 1978 C-172 is the newest airplane I fly and the museum's 1945 DC-3 in the oldest. In fact I think a 1985 Casa is the newest airplane I ever flew.
 
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Personally, I enjoy the magazine and look forward to it every month. I'd just add one thought. Not all flight departments can afford the brand new $40 million Gulfstream or Falcon. Some reports on used aircraft representitive of the fleet would be nice.

Hmmmm..., on second thought "the corporate community used some self control and did not all suggest what you really want in ProPilot magazine.......the BBQ joint of the month." That's probably not a bad idea.

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Mine doesn't usually come until almost the next issue is released as well...really annoying like many of the department profiles!
 
My Gosh!?! This is why I dislike the mag. How can you print the crap you do like page 52, May 2005. Why would you put this guy's survey in? Look at his spelling in the comments section!! Holy crap! God help all pilots trying to look professional and seek a raise. Hopefully Capt. Dan's boss doesn't see this. He can't even spell HANGAR correctly!?!? How many mutilated words can you find?

Don't get me wrong, I hate the spelling police, but this is just plain embarrassing to all of us.
 

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