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I have nearly 20 years of restaurant experience. A good chunk of that time as a General Manager at multiple different restaurants. The restaurant business is HARD. It's a ton of work. When things are going well, it's like you're hosting a party. When things aren't going well, it can feel...

We are now looking at more than 50 aircraft signed up for the Beech Fly-in at Ramona (KRNM) and around 100 people. We have parking still available for aircraft at the base of the tower, but things are getting full. If you are planning to attend. PLEASE REGISTER ON BEECHFLYIN.COM This is...

We are headed for 30+ aircraft at the Ramona Beech Fly-In on Saturday, May 1st. We'd love to get that number up over 40! Come join us for burgers off the grill and a great chance to hang out with an excellent group of aviation addicts. Use this website to get more information and to sign up...

Hey Mike, We've got over twenty aircraft and 30 people at this point. There is plenty of room for more. The airport management and tower are working with us to ensure a smooth event. lots of parking and staff on hand to help park airplanes. http://beechflyin.com One of the attendees has a...

What kind of Useful Load do you need and what distances? How many people?

Perhaps an aircraft that has bungees connecting the rudder and aileron? That might help. I can tell you that my Bonanza with a big engine takes less left foot rudder on climb out than a 172 does. I wouldn't be able to compare to a 152, never flew one.

Mike - If this happens, then let me know. I'd like to see that.

Eugene - Saw you signed up on the BeechFlyin.com web site. Great news! Looking forward to meeting in person.

Wow - Cool to hear your at CRQ. Great The Ramona Fly-In is scheduled for Saturday, May1st. Please go to this web site to get the details. http://beechflyin.com We are asking people to register via the web site so that we can keep track of how many people are coming also how many and...

Eugene - That Dynon panel looks Really Nice! Do you suppose you could show it off at the Fly-In we are planning at Ramona? San Diego county will be really nice at that time and there are wineries in the area if you want to turn it into a weekend getaway. Here's a link to the site that we...

Since you're in San Diego, maybe you can hop over to Ramona on May 1st and say hi at the Fly-In we're putting together. It'd be great to say hi in person and show you my plane. Use this link to get the details - Ramona Beech Fly-In

Come join us on Saturday, May 1st for the 1st ever Ramona Beech Fly-In at KRNM. Visit our site - http://beechflyin.com - for more detail and to sign up. Spring has sprung and we are all looking for a chance to get out of lockdown and into the sky with our beloved aircraft. We want to create...

The comparison between SR22 cost and A36 is going to differ based on the variable condition of the older Beechcraft. In my case, the A36 is fully updated and has been gone through from nose to tail. The interior, engine, prop and panel are all new or nearly new. There isn't a bit of original...

What's the all-in cost to own and fly an SR22 for 100 hours per year? Both fixed and variable costs.

It's a hat, it's a broach, it's a teradactyl... I've been waiting to use that in a response to you!

I would bet that my '71 A36 is cheaper to fly 100 hours per year than a 5 year old SR22. I think Cirri are great planes, but they aren't on the "less expensive" side of things.

I feel like the luckiest guy around every time I fly her This is from the day I took possession - September, 2016. Since then, I've been updating her every year. New interior, panel, engine. Hoping to make air conditioning the next big thing.

Dude .... You don't speak Jive?

Why do you think a 177RG is cheaper to maintain than a Bonanza? I like Cardinals, but I like flying my Bo much more. If you're covering 650 miles, you'll quickly appreciate the added speed. My experience - once a plane is brought up to (or already is) in good condition, the yearly...