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ripsa...@my-deja.com
Sep 5, 2000, 7:42:07 PM9/5/00
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Bob, let's hope the egroups/Darter member list grows. Great way to
find help, parts, even organize fly-ins.
find help, parts, even organize fly-ins.
I think wasn't there an article about Darters in April 1999 Flying
magazine? Or was it Plane and Pilot... heck, can't remember.
Craig J.
In article <W9Qs5.63255$56.2...@typhoon.jacksonville.mediaone.net>,
rmu...@fcsl.edu (R. Munley) wrote:
> I've created a group on egroups for Aero Commander Darter owners and
pilots. I
> invite you to stop by and sign up (free). It could become a useful
place to
> exchange information about our Darters.
>
>
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CDTack
Sep 5, 2000, 9:25:16 PM9/5/00
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Just curious...the flight school I belonged to back in the early '70's had a
Darter and a Lark Commander. I haven't seen either of these type of planes in
a long time. Does anyone know how many are still flying?
Darter and a Lark Commander. I haven't seen either of these type of planes in
a long time. Does anyone know how many are still flying?
ct
R. Munley
Sep 6, 2000, 9:42:13 AM9/6/00
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179 still registered...not sure how many are still flying.
In article <20000905212516...@ng-fo1.aol.com>, cdt...@aol.com
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ripsa...@my-deja.com
Sep 8, 2000, 7:00:09 PM9/8/00
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Too bad they couldn't keep up with Cessna's marketing, they're great
little airplanes, and parts aren't that difficult to find. Cessna 172-
like flying for a lot less!
little airplanes, and parts aren't that difficult to find. Cessna 172-
like flying for a lot less!
In article <20000905212516...@ng-fo1.aol.com>,
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