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It's quite possible for a plane to net higher mileage than many cars today, especially light-sport planes that only burn 5 gallons per hour or so.
by NonNefarious 4y ago
It's quite possible for a plane to net higher mileage than many cars today, especially light-sport planes that only burn 5 gallons per hour or so.
- Filligree 4y agoYes, but this was while taxiing.
- bombcar 4y ago“Ground gas mileage” meant converting the KIAS to mph on the ground (while flying). I never checked mpg while taxiing but the motor would be almost idle.
- NonNefarious 4y agoNo, not while taxiing. Who the fuck are you to misrepresent what I said? I said GALLONS PER HOUR. If you're taxiing for hours, you're doing it wrong.