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$39K for 1967 Cessna 172 seems affordable http://www.aircraftdealer.com/aircraft-for-sale-detail/Cessna-172/1967-CESSNA-172-SKYHAWK/63165.htm http://www.aircra
by olegkikin 10y ago
$39K for 1967 Cessna 172 seems affordable
http://www.aircraftdealer.com/aircraft-for-sale-detail/Cessna-172/1967-CESSNA-172-SKYHAWK/63165.htm http://www.aircraftdealer.com/aircraft-for-sale-detail/Cessn...
- base698 10y agoAnnuals are at least $1000 a year, with insurance, taxes, and other costs you'd probably spend $8K a year to have it sit not flying. Add in flying costs and engine reserve you'd spend $10K or more a year. Source: Am a pilot.
- danderino 10y agoTaxes for what exactly? Insurance is about ~600 a year from what I gather. So not sure how you go from 1k to 8k
- Justin_K 10y agoWhen you have large assets, the gov makes sure to charge property tax.
- base698 10y agoLocal tax of a few hundred up to $1k, $300 loan a month, insurance is more like $1200 depending on experience. Hangar and tie down fees...
- danderino 10y agoCant find anything on taxes on personal aircraft (past purchase of course). Loan? Hangers are indeed expensive depending on the area, but tie down fees are like $60 a month
- Eugr 10y agoMany states/counties have a property tax on airplanes. But compared to other costs (insurance, maintenance, fuel) it's a drop in the bucket.