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Maybe it comes with the sunset from the first picture. The guy probably sold his house at a high price and wants to do the same with his plane

folks getting rid of toxic assets?

Seems like we have some good news. Either people ran out of cash or a lot of folks decided to jump in the high prices wagon and put their planes in the market https://www.sandhills.com/news/article/250037989

With permission from the OP @Roger Wilco , I'll like to add a couple of questions: - Do they tax you separately for the hangar and the house or are they considered a single unit? (Maybe same question for insurance) And, - Seems like there was a boom of residential airparks, but I don't see many...

Ask your mechanic too. To make sure whatever panel you end up with, is not a PITA to service in the future.

Is never an overkill if it can make you a better pilot. And if in addition to that, it can open some additional income stream as others had stated, then why not?

You want to just fly for fun (get intel on new airports, look for go around alternatives, etc)? or you actually want to log in hours an practice maneuvers and stuff?. If you just want to fly for fun and you already have an Xbox, you can get a set of controllers that will work with the system...

canadianplanetrade.ca works too. But we don't have that much volume for sale up here as in the US.

Could be a seasonal service that a local/regional cargo company could offer in association with a commercial airline. Say for big holidays like Thanksgiving. A Caravan could do the job

There has to be a way to catch that demand. I know a lot of folks who don't travel as much as they like because they don't want their pets to travel in the cargo area. Here in Canada only Service Dogs can travel in the cabin on commercial flights

Couldn't the pilot charge a portion of the operational expenses to the pet owner? oil, fuel, etc, as per FAR 61.113?

It could fall under the "pro rata share for operating expenses"

You and the family could fly commercial and pay someone with a GA plane to fly the dog to your destination. That actually sounds like a good business opportunity and a nice hour builder :)

An update on this https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/06/us/power-lines-pilot-ntsb/index.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twCNN&utm_content=2022-12-06T18%3A00%3A09&utm_term=link

LATAM was on takeoff, even if they saw them not much could have been done. Two firefighters died.

Lots of rain too (From NHC)

Stay safe folks. This one looks big

Same sins as their Canadian cousin (COPA). They have way more cash than what they can manage wisely.

No, was already gone when I called.

Do you still have it? A 66' A23-19 is on the market here in Canada (0-320, 1193 SMOH and 4515 TTSN). Any pros/cons you have? Thanks in advance