Small Private Plane

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A lot of lightweight aircrafts are used for commercial purposes for passengers and goods traffic, sight-seeing, photographing and other similar tasks as well as for private use. The following are just some samples of lightweight aircraft: Cirrus aircrafts like the SR20 and SR22, GippsAero GA8 Airvan, Aviat Husky, Robin DR400 and Grumman civilian aircrafts.

Air survey, such as the surveillance of pipelines,[4] is one of the many possible uses of lightweight aircrafts. They are also used for lightweight freight operation, such as feeder freight hubs,[5] and some aircrafts. Airplanes are also used for merchandising applications such as air banners and sky writing. Military training is also carried out with lightweight aircrafts.

Most private planes are lightweight, the most beloved in recent times is the Cessna 172, and the most beloved in recent times are the Cirrus SR22 and Robinson R44. Bigger lightweight planes such as double turbo-props and very lightweight jet planes are often used as corporate planes. "Two Otter Series 400".

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What is the most secure private aircraft in joint production today?

Small aeroplanes with one engine: One could think it would be the Cirrus with its balistic canopy. But the Cirrus first had one of the highest crash rate of any small private plane. There are various hypotheses as to why this remarkable plane has had so many crashes.

At Cirrus we have counteracted this tendency with very vigorous road traffic control measures and significantly reduced our road traffic injury figures. Nevertheless..... The figures show that the Cessna 172 and 182 aircraft, which are over fifty years old, have the least number of accidents of any mono-engined reciprocating aircraft (1).

With a bigger motor and better power, the 182 makes many drivers believe it's a great blend of value and security. Mr President, I have several hundred working days in the DA40 and 172/182 and would accept that these are outstanding, secure planes. There' re no death trap planes out there.

There'?s no GA plane with inherited time bombs just sitting there waitin? to blow. Every commercial plane undergoes severe tortures and comprehensive tests during the prototype and certificate processes. Some airplanes might be said to have certain features that the pilots should be familiar with, but in general all duly serviced airplanes are secure and take you from point A to point to point without any problems.

Wherever the security of GA planes is compromised, lies in the hands of the pilots. As a GA pilots is an independent unit and can do everything well with the airplane it operates, it comes to outages. The cancellations range from flights in poor conditions to large mounds and even other planes. Beechcraft V35B was an excellently constructed and technically progressive GA plane, but its fame was tarnished by the action of some pilots who did not fully appreciate its limits and those of theirs.

Theoretically, an airplane should have a service life of more than 100 years if it is correctly serviced and not overloaded. In contrast to what I said at the beginning of this speech, the only insecure GA planes that fly are those that are poorly serviced, or those that are in the capable capable capable hand of a mad and suicidal aviator.

Quite sturdy planes to be able to do everything I think. NOT an aeroplane - whether private or the B777 - is secure in the hand of crazy, perverse people. This is a mono-engined plane with the highest L/D and the lowest complexity. L/D was very good, it has stays on the wing and just about anything you can put in it, it will be flying and still be in the middle of the balancing area.

Nasty, awkward, but a bulletproof plane. Excellent ifR platform and I was flying through a diabolical weather, and apart from some bruises on my shoulders, the plane was all right. They were beautiful and I also flown the Mudry Avions with them. Another author mentions a Cirrus and is well suited for the big airplanes.

Personal I would rather be flying an airplane like an 182 or a mudry instead of additional security gear, which does not fall apart under extrem flying conditions.