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E-grāmata: Aviator's Field Guide to Buying an Airplane

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  • Sērija : Aviator's Field Guide
  • Izdošanas datums: 17-Feb-2020
  • Izdevniecība: Aviation Supplies & Academics
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781619548442
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  • Sērija : Aviator's Field Guide
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  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781619548442
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"In 'An Aviator's Field Guide to Buying an Airplane' author Jason Blair shares his experience of purchasing his own and well as helping numerous customers buy, sell, manage, and choose the right aircraft for their needs. The book is the result of years of industry experience and notes he has passed along to his own customers and students, and now compiled to share with the broader aviation community. This book is a detailed dive into the decision and practice of buying an aircraft that allows the reader to learn from his experience, from other people's mistakes, and from best practices. It will help you make the most out of your decision to, as well as how to buy an aircraft."--Provided by publisher.

In An Aviator's Field Guide to Buying an Airplane, author Jason Blair shares his knowledge and experience gained from purchasing his own aircraft as well as helping numerous customers find, evaluate, and buy the right aircraft for their needs. Blair's many years of industry experience as an aircraft owner, active pilot, instructor, and FAA Designated Pilot Examiner has provided him with specific expertise and insight that he is now sharing with aspiring aircraft owners in this book.

You'll learn how to assess if aircraft ownership is right for your situation, determine the full costs of owning and operating an airplane, select the right make and model for your needs, consider factors such as avionics and aircraft age, evaluate an aircraft prior to purchase, negotiate the sale, find financing and insurance, complete paperwork, and get your new aircraft safely home. Focusing on realistic and practical considerations, Blair's goal is to help you successfully navigate the process of purchasing an airplane so you can discover and enjoy the many benefits aircraft ownership provides.

Acknowledgments ix
Introduction xi
1 Deciding Whether to Buy an Aircraft
1(8)
Consider Your Reason
2(1)
Will You Actually Use the Aircraft?
3(1)
Will You Use the Aircraft for Business, Pleasure, or Both?
4(1)
What is Your Budget for an Aircraft?
5(1)
Is Your Family Supportive?
6(1)
A Word About "The Medical"
7(1)
The Initial Purchase Price and Beyond
7(2)
2 Alternatives to Ownership
9(8)
Renting
9(2)
Leasing
11(1)
Partnerships
11(1)
Clubs
12(1)
Borrowing
12(1)
Other Considerations
13(1)
Some Reasons Not to Buy (Yet)
13(4)
3 Beyond the Purchase Price---the Real Cost of Aircraft Ownership and Operation
17(6)
Fixed Costs
18(1)
Variable Costs
19(1)
Adding Up All the Costs and Other Considerations
19(4)
4 Choosing the Correct Airplane: The Make and Model
23(10)
Determining Your Real Aircraft Needs
24(4)
What Are You Qualified to Fly?
28(1)
What Do You Want to Fly?
28(1)
Differences in Specific Makes and Models
28(1)
Maintenance for More "Complex" Aircraft
29(1)
The "Spouse Factor"
30(3)
5 Avionics and Optional Features
33(10)
IFR or VFR
33(1)
Round Gauges or Glass?
34(2)
Avionics Capabilities
36(1)
Autopilots as a Part of the Avionics
37(1)
Buying with Avionics Installed versus Installing after Purchase
37(1)
Systems Beyond Avionics
38(5)
6 Older versus Newer Aircraft
43(6)
Older Aircraft---Challenges and Opportunities
43(3)
Price
46(1)
Fewer New Aircraft Options
47(1)
Manufacturer Support
47(2)
7 Finding Your Aircraft of Choice
49(14)
Ebay and Other Auctions
51(5)
Less Common Places to Search
56(4)
Aircraft Location and Previous Owner Relationships
60(2)
Don't Rush It
62(1)
8 Costs of Purchasing an Aircraft
63(8)
Purchase Inspection Fees
63(1)
Travel Costs to Retrieve the Aircraft
64(3)
Taxes
67(1)
Instruction to Get Checked Out in the Aircraft
68(3)
9 Evaluating the Aircraft
71(16)
How Thorough Should the Inspection Be?
71(4)
Pre-Purchase Inspection Tips
75(1)
Look Deeper into the History of the Aircraft
76(2)
Engine Time---High, Low, or in the Middle?
78(3)
Are the Logbooks Complete?
81(1)
Damage History
81(1)
Where Has the Aircraft Been Located?
82(1)
Run the Aircraft for More Than Five Hours
83(1)
Title Searches
83(4)
10 Negotiating the Final Purchase Price
87(8)
Negotiating Tips
89(6)
11 Financing Your Aircraft Purchase
95(6)
Pay Cash
95(1)
Save Up
96(1)
Loan Options
96(5)
12 Insuring Your Aircraft
101(12)
Choosing the Insured Value
101(1)
Hull Coverage
102(1)
Liability and/or Medical Coverage
103(1)
Add-Ons for Insurance
104(1)
Know the Policy Limitations
105(1)
Ways to Lower Your Insurance Premium
106(2)
Finding the Right Agent
108(5)
13 Getting the Purchase Paperwork Correct
113(4)
14 Getting Your New Aircraft Home
117(12)
Be Proficient in the Make and Model, or Hire a Pilot or Instructor
118(4)
Don't Rush It
122(1)
Do It in VMC
122(1)
Have Current Databases/VOR Inspections
123(1)
Fly Short First Legs
124(1)
Check Fuel and Oil Burns
124(1)
Have Backup Plans
125(1)
Items to Take Along
126(3)
15 "Stepping Up" Aircraft
129(4)
More Complex Aircraft are More Expensive
129(1)
Accident Rates and Insurance Claims
130(1)
Staying Proficient
130(1)
Stepping Down
131(2)
16 Considering Experimental Aircraft
133(4)
17 Is It Time to Buy?
137(2)
About the Author 139