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Anybody know how much these babies cost? I want one when I become an aeronautical engineer.

Anybody know how much these babies cost? I want one when I become an aeronautical engineer.

Probably a little less than you will have to pay back for your university education and tuition fees  ;D

Matt

Probably about twice as much as you'll pay to learn how to fly it.

I've just learn't this evening that learning to fly helicopters isn't at all cheap.

Probably a little less than you will have to pay back for your university education and tuition fees  ;D

Matt

In Canada you can get a 4 year bachelor's degree for about $20,000.

I take it your talking about the Eurocopter Dauphin 2? Welcome to the club, this is definately going to be my private chopper when I can afford it...  ;)

I have a model for FS, favorite helicopter.

I would like to have a nice bell 212 later on, gotta have some power .

[quote]I take it your talking about the Eurocopter Dauphin 2? Welcome to the club, this is definately going to be my private chopper when I can afford it...

Eh, I dont need a fancy copter when I am an Aeronautical Engineer...

Ill splurge on a nice plane (like a Cirrus or something), and build myself a Rotorway Exec 162F

Anybody know how much these babies cost? I want one when I become an aeronautical engineer.

Methinks you may need to own the company to afford to own and operate, or lease, one.

Eh, I dont need a fancy copter when I am an Aeronautical Engineer...

Ill splurge on a nice plane (like a Cirrus or something), and build myself a Rotorway Exec 162F

My list of hopefuls....Eurocopter AS365N3, Cessna Turbo Stationair, T-38 (gotta have a jet ), Helicycle, and a Flightstar IISC Ultralight, last 2 being homebuilt...

My list of hopefuls....Eurocopter AS365N3, Cessna Turbo Stationair, T-38 (gotta have a jet ), Helicycle, and a Flightstar IISC Ultralight, last 2 being homebuilt...

You don't want to be an engineer. You want to be a billionaire to have any chance of buying and running that lot.