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It all depends on which you learn on and personal preference. Most of the Pilots here at work have personal planes and they have Cessna's however I know 2 other Folks who have pipers.

I dont know if you have your license yet or not however if you do have them what have you flown between the two ? what ever makes you feel more comfortable in go with.

Keep in mind Cessnas have bigger doors, and one on each side ! Pipers are harder to get in and out of.



This question could be the which is better Manual or Automatic question

I say keep your feet on the ground, and see the USA!

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Piper. Cessnas are pitas to maintain while an old piper will go the distance.
I'd recommend a Seneca 4 or if you want a single engine a piper arrow.

Regardless of make be sure it has lycoming engines.

You would have to fly a bunch to overcome the money spent on getting a pilot's license, fuel, maintenance, and hangering a $100k+ aircraft.

Do you fly alone and how fast do you want to get there? A Cessna or Piper flying around 120-140 mph will work just fine in getting you there. If you want to get there faster. "Speed is just a mattter of money. How fast do you wanna go?"

Around 175-200 mph

Commander


Mooney which I think are beautiful aircraft.







Wanna to really pic up some speed? 300+ mph

Pilatus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF7Cz...eature=related



Socata

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwVEgfAjbJM

P-47..



..the original flying tank!

how bout a flying DeLorean:

just make sure it has a working engine and isn't made of cardboard

The Jug, what the Camaro is to the Mustang (Dur..).

Gobs of power, a pig (Zeta ), but it lays a beat down on everything that gets in it's way; then promptly takes a s**t on it.

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