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fly22 · October 16th, 2006, 17:05

I own, actually one of my LLC's owns a 152 Sparrow Hawk. Although its a little slow and boring it was one of the best invesments I made. I have flown it a ton even from KSLC to CHicago. If you are not scared of a little risk then I would say do it. I don't instruct out of it but I fly for several large cattle ranchers and hunting outfitters. I make more doing that then I ever would cfing out of it.

The costs aren't that bad on a 152 and most of them are business expenses.

October 16th, 2006, 17:05	#18
fly22 Old Skool Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: UT, SLC Posts: 1,572	Re: ownership, costs, and training I own, actually one of my LLC's owns a 152 Sparrow Hawk. Although its a little slow and boring it was one of the best invesments I made. I have flown it a ton even from KSLC to CHicago. If you are not scared of a little risk then I would say do it. I don't instruct out of it but I fly for several large cattle ranchers and hunting outfitters. I make more doing that then I ever would cfing out of it. The costs aren't that bad on a 152 and most of them are business expenses. __________________ Democrats- think you're too stupid to make your own financial decisions. Republicans- think you're too stupid to make your own personal decisions.