Use caution if reserve funds are inadequate in an airplane shared ownership

If a shared airplane ownership lacks adequate engine reserve funds then use caution, because it means you’ll be taxed for the flying cost of other pilots. Inadequate reserve funds indicate the correct cost for operating the plane has not been set aside and that prior cost may be passed on to you. Unless of course – you’re the alpha dog that has flown the most hours or you leave before engine TBO. Continue reading “Use caution if reserve funds are inadequate in an airplane shared ownership”

A Different Flight Slope, 2016

2008 Cirrus Perspective SR22TN Turbo photo by wikiWings
2008 Cirrus Perspective SR22TN Turbo, photo by wikiWings

This week I’m taking a break from general aviation to join up on a different flight slope – The ski slopes at Beaver Creek Resort in Colorado. It’s “high altitude” but my feet are still on the ground.

I hope you can take some time off to enjoy rest and fellowship with family and friends also.

Blue sky!

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