Plane for teaching ,advise needed.

[kkoran]

Exactly, budget for this thread was set at $30-$50k

Missed that. Pretty much limited to a Citabria or maybe a Decathlon.

 

[David]

Here's an ad for the Chipmunk from 1952. "A Chipmunk carrying instructor and pupil can climb to 4,000 ft., do two spins, two loops, two rolls, and two rolls off the top, all above 3,000 ft., and then land in 19.5 minutes, using 2.75 gallons of fuel."

I think mine could do that but you'd need a very good pilot. I'll have to give it a try solo.

 

[Birdbirdbird]

Thanks everybody for your help!
Finally, i broke my idea about Acro Sport!
Reality is coming true, and now i m approaching to Decathlon or Citabria, obviously, these birds was designed specially for my needs))
Zlin is good too.

 

[Jimmy cooper]

Missed that. Pretty much limited to a Citabria or maybe a Decathlon.

Yes. You are limited to a not so good Citabria 150 and a real ratty decathlon. I'd save some more money first.

 

[docmirror]

One plane not mentioned is the Beech Musketeer/Sundowner aerobatic. They are four seat, cabin low wing. Not great for acro, but with half fuel and two up it'll do just fine. Can also teach instrument.

http://www.barnstormers.com/classified_837250_Sundowner.html

 

[akpilot907]

No - not a good airplane for aerobatics at all. And not designed or stressed for aerobatics.

Read an NTSB report of a guy doing low level aerobatics in a Cirrus at 700-1500AGL... Stalled it, didn't recover in time, into the ground she went... Sad, terrible waste of an airplane and a life.