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It's a great choice for a first airplane.

Correct. Nobody that doesn't have it know nobody that has it. Nor do they know anyone that has if, and so on, and so on. And she told two friends and they told two friends.......

I don't have it. Nobody I know has it. Nobody THEY know has it.

I'd much rather have the RV-10.

So sex just that one time then?

You were too close for missiles, needed to switch to guns.

Fossil fuel is so plentiful here in the U.S. it should be considered "renewable". So to answer your question. Yes.

Actually, that would be a pretty cool way to get around various destinations from your yacht. Maybe even better than a helo. Hmmmm, may have to think about that. :D

Just heard the news conference. It was Roy Halladay that was killed. RIP. He was a great pitcher, and good guy.

I have seen some of these at Grumman fly ins over the years. Yes, they are still around, but of course less of them.

You also have retractable gear, and a constant speed prop. For what many, if not most people want in a GA airplane the Grumman's stubby wings are a good compromise.

I think that's the nicest Cub I've ever seen. Congrats!

No, I was right over JFK.. LOL!

Maybe I missed it but what happened to the F-16 pilots? Was he held partially responsible? It sounds like it was ATC all the way, but they did throw in that the aircraft should have used equipment on board to avoid the collision. I'm assuming they mean the F-16's radar, or IFF?

Cheezus H Chr*st, that thing is still around? Last time I flew to Osh, I chickened out, and flew into Appleton instead. YMMV.

I think you will LOVE that plane! Congrats!

OK, I've held off long enough, someone has to say it. If you're considering an Arrow, you should consider a Tiger also. You'll get about the same KTAS with a fixed gear, fixed prop plane with 950 lb or more useful load depending on equipment. Simple systems with good parts support. They are...

The point is not to "bring a weapon into an FBO", but to have it available to you at your destination. It's definitely a personal choice, and I respect your opinion. I see it like an insurance policy for a last resort situation where you or your family's lives are in imminent lethal danger. I...

I live not far from a bunch of farms, in a pretty rural area, and drive around looking for "firewood for sale" signs. It has worked the past few years.

I always check reciprocity, but also check the states along the route of flight. If you have to divert to any of the ones that don't honor your permit, you are at risk. It may be a small risk, but still a risk, and a lot of these states LOVE to prosecute weapons charges by otherwise legal...