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I would love to see the inside of that. Awesome pictures, awesome plane.

Then you have to fly over the pacific with a new engine? How would you break this in?

Especially as you look at his next legs. Lots of open water.

And because I am an idiot...what are we looking at?

Stupid question but why don't they add more DPE's?

Are they both totaled?

Not a lot of visuals but a great interview about what's coming:

This sounds very interesting. Here is the link to all the shows coming to Apple TV ( https://www.macworld.com/article/3245534/list-of-apple-tv-plus-shows-and-series-news-actors-trailers-release-dates.html ) including: Masters of the Air What it’s about: A limited series about the bombers of...

My wife.

lol I also just looked at the VisionJet finance page and it shows on a 1,960,000 plane with 20% down ($392,000) the Financed Amount: $1,568,000.00, Fixed Rate: 4.14 %, Term: 240 months, Monthly payment: $9617.84. Let me add this to the list of things I cannot afford.

As we were talking about making it affordable I used a 2 1/2% of $20,000 down vs the 20% equating to $150,000 down.

Assuming a 30 year, 3.8% interest rate and a $20,000 down payment on a $750,000 airplane loan the monthly payment would be $3,988.99 per month. You would end up paying $494,535.92 in interest. This is why we don't sell airplanes like cars, or houses. BTW a 50 year payment plan would be $3307.17...

Compared to the VisionJet and the Honda Jet the average speed (282) and climb rate (4000 ft per minute) seems a lot better as well. There is just no parachute or auto land.

Well you gonna ask at least once :p It does seem like a good competitor, in terms of performance, to the VisionJet and Honda Jet. Not a 1:1 comparison but enough to look at all three.

Looked for a ballpark price but couldn't find one.

Pretty sure I wasn't sounding like that (since I was the one actually typing my sentence) but if this is your day to start an issue, go on.

Yes, and if you read it you will see that mine was posted first and that I included this link in the other post because it had more traction than this one. These things happen.

I'll post the explanation I read from the other article linked above: "I’m an airline pilot that flew out of Chicago during this storm. What happened here was you have a contaminated runway, snow and ice with braking action advisories in effect, plus a strong gusty crosswind. After touchdown...

I have to come up with better titles. I posted the same thing before yours under aviation mishaps. I'll work on my witty titles capability. Mine does have an explanation attached to it however :p https://www.pilotsofamerica.com/community/threads/plane-skids-on-snow-stops-using-their-wing.122561/

Based on what looks like a hood vent by the other window I am saying this is the dining room. So at least it's close to the kitchen.