Burning AvGas! Flying to the PEACH STATE AERODROME in a BEECHCRAFT BONANZA
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Climb aboard N934T as we fly to the 'Field of Dreams' of aviation: the Peach State Aerodrome (GA2), 30 miles south of Atlanta. Home to Barnstormer's Grill, every weekend brings an impromptu airshow at Peach State as vintage taildraggers soar alongside modern trainers, hotrods and warbirds.
Thanks for the ride along. Peach State Aero is very nice indeed.
Great Video, thanks for posting!
question: whats a "Ballpark" cost for an annual on this plane without any issues to fix etc.
Meaning is, if plane owners are required to have an annual done. In this case they found that cracked back plate that could have become a major issue if it happened say a month before annual was due. Luckily this time the issue was caught in time. My guess is annuals are not cheap enough to have done maybe every 6 months if you fly a lot during the year etc.
There are no poor man bonanzas nothing flies like a bonanza they are number one
Thanks for the ride. Just like butter. I'm Richard from Austin. Skylane driver.
Another great video from you. Thoroughly enjoyed. Good work.
Years ago I was flying a Mooney 252 at FL230 from Boulder, CO to St. Louis. Denver and Kansas City Centers referred to me as a King Air….
LIke butter, smooth butter.
Runway is very scary. Huge slope. Restaurant was really bad at breakfast.
It slows you down in a hurry! The food is great at lunch/dinner - recommend a full order of the cod and some red velvet cake for dessert. Scrumptious!
I landed and took off the other way. Can't see the other half of the runway. You gotta hope landing traffic clears.
Awesome video! You got a couple good shots of my Aeronca Champ @2:20 and @4:45!
Looks like a nice hop on a Sunday morning, a little far from Chicago though.
Hi from Sydney, Australia. Your Beechcraft debonair is in good condition.
* was any probability to why the crack occurred to the case collar part (pink paint over crack).🇦🇺🌏
Thanks! I try to take good care of her. The pink is actually the dye penetrant we used to confirm it was, in fact, a crack. No idea why it formed.