Finding Your Sport Plane

Now that you've earned your sport-pilot certificate you're probably anxious to get your own airplane! Not so fast. There's more you need to know.
1 Getting What You Want
2 Asking Questions
3 Considering Options
4 What's In Your Wallet?
5 Initial Costs
6 Operating Costs
7 Ongoing Costs
8 Unexpected Costs
9 Making Decisions
 

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