Sounds like fun; might be able to join in this time, but first a coupla questions:
December 7th falls on a Friday this year, not a Sunday....?
Or- wait; I see... it's this sunday, January 7th... ;) ;D
Another (slightly more legitimate) question:
How does "140 plus"narrow the field for aircraft types?
That could mean anything from a Globe Swift to Concorde, with about 98% of all known aircraft in between...
Shouldn't there be some sort of maximum speed limit?
Or do you mean up to 140 knots?
:-/
Hi Rotty...!
My lovely Default Beech Baron 58 Twin can do 200 knots, but if Jimbo States 140 knots for the benefit of the smaller singles, then I must reduce my speed to 140 knots maximum, of suffer the wroth of Jimbo...
...not recommended...

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The best planes for the trip are generally the
Default General Aviation Cessna's; 172/182S, Beech Twins, Piper Super Cub, etc....
It's always nice if they are the FS9 Default aircraft, 'cos they always appear in their true
colors colours...

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Cheers...

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Chat windows more than welcome, as usual...

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Paul...Beech Baron 58....Just cruisin'.... 8-)...!
P.S. If it is a
LONG trip, 200+ miles, Jimbo may recommend a
minimum speed to cover the ground quicker. That may mean a faster aircraft; Default Baron or maybe Default King Air...

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The overall trip generally lasts between one and two hours, depending upon the distance and recommended speed.
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