L-39:
One of them was at my former home airport for years. It landed due to engine trouble. It ended up being pushed into a grass tie-down and left there. It was a huge hornet's nest.
Eventually, somebody bought it. It was disassembled and trucked out.
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Sunday, March 19, 2017
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A former auto executive kept one at YIP. He busted into Class B airspace numerous times during the climb out and return descent. Got to a point where YIP tower would alert us whenever he was taxiing out.
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Neat little airplane! Fun to fly too!
ReplyDeleteBuying a former military aircraft is a great way to find out why they have attractive price tags...;-)
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