Peterson's Performance Plus
Our pilot reports detail the inside and out of popular general aviation aircraft.
Breezer II: The Girl Next DoorFamiliar and lovely, easy to be with and great to flyFlying an unfamiliar LSA is a bit like a first date. Your friends have talked her up. She has a pretty smile, but will you get along? Does she Tweet or use Facebook, keep an old-fashioned diary, or both? |
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