Driven NaN miles

[PaulS]

In airplane ads. Ah no, it was flown. Nobody cares how far it was driven (taxied), or how far it was flown for that matter.

 

[EdFred]

It's what happens when you contract someone with no knowledge of planes to make your website.

 

[frfly172]

Looks like more and more used car sales people are entering the market.

 

[schmookeeg]

I assume there is some advertisement-spam-cannon software that doesn't know how to grok "4200 TTAF" miles, hence the Not A Number rendering.

I hope that trend continues, so I can properly devalue any plane represented by such a party when I make my first offer.

 

[asicer]

It's what happens when you contract someone with no knowledge of planes to make your website.

Did they translate "Call for Price" to "Asking: NaN"?

 

[bflynn]

Did they translate "Call for Price" to "Asking: NaN"?

I dunno, doesn't that really mean "I don't want you to buy my airplane?"

 

[drjcustis]

I listed a camper for sale recently on Facebook marketplace. It had no engine, typical pull behind trailer. The ad stated driven NaN miles.


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