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If it's the same as you recall from a year ago. Jump on it Here the prices have tripled in two years. $80k for a t hangar.

I have a 22' Pontoon I bought new in 2018. I think I could get close to what I paid for it today. I live on the lake, the only time it's used is when my granddaughter and I go to dinner

The inherent bigotry against people that smoke on this thread is deep. But as the one guy said, you all sit around and smoke cigars to make yourself feel superior. I smoke and I'd put my tax return or net worth against anybody on this board (to the guy that said that only poor people smoke...

I have a contact of a guy in Monterrey Mexico (Hour south of Laredo). He is scheduled to do some touchup paint on my Cherokee next week. He told me a complete repaint on something similar would be $6-10k. Let me know if you want his contact info.

There is an airport cafe at Seletar Airpott in North Singapore might check it out and give us a PIREP. Probably going back in November Go to 11:30 in the video this guy also has a lot of videos on his main channel on different things to see and do in Singapore Ghib Ojisan

The first time I went to China the only places that took credit cards were western hotels Now, nobody takes cash. Even the street vendors want you to pay with Wechat or Alipay

My original post didn't include the link to the announcement https://www.theverge.com/2022/8/25/23320722/spacex-starlink-t-mobile-satellite-internet-mobile-messaging

Was At the hawker centers and coffee shops its cash only. Everywhere else does accept cards. Try to get a tap credit card before you go, they look at you like you are from another planet with a chip card.

Japan is slowly opening up. When I talked the the consulate, they told me I could easily get a business visa. https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20220824_01/

If I could choose, and all I did for my company was the sourcing part, rather than be the CEO, I'd probably live in Singapore full time. Short hop to anywhere in Asia and the cleanest city you will ever visit. People are friendly and it's a melting pot I like law and order, so I love the...

Wonder if it's gonna work at 10,000 ft?

Just got this from BBP With Special Authorization from AFAC, Experimental Aircraft can now fly into Mexico The BBP along with others have been working with various Mexican authorities for the past eighteen months in efforts to find a way to allow US experimental aircraft to fly into Mexico. We...

And yes, in Texas you will have to pay sales tax (6.25%) but would also have to pay it if buying personally if I buy it from a broker I'll check into the "exit tax". Thanks.

The lawyer basically said I would get sued either way if the worst happens, so not to really worry about it.

This is the plane we are looking at https://www.controller.com/listing/for-sale/210814029/2007-cessna-400-piston-single-aircraft

So an update on this The plane I was considering sold before I could make an offer I have an appointment at Van Bortel this week to look at their inventory My accountant and my lawyer have talked me into having the company buy the plane and then i will have to pay taxes on my personal use. To...

thanks for the info. Joining today

I don't fly an experimental, but my understanding is they are not permitted in Mexico at this time My source is Baja Bush Pilots. I did talk to a comandante at one of the airports I fly into. He owns a Rans and he is still letting them in with a warning.

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The company isn't paying me to fly the plane, how it reimburses me will be by the book. If I got the plane getting an IR would be high on the list. I live in N Texas where I have only had to scrub a trip once in two years and I also have the flexibility to change dates or stay a little longer...