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1976 Rockwell 112A // ZS-JRJ

This 1976 Rockwell Commander 112A, with its low-time airframe, is known for its excellent handling and reliability. Its striking white and blue paint scheme adds to the appeal. Ideal for cross-country and recreational flying, this aircraft will offer you spacious cabin space and impressive fuel efficiency for your many future adventures. This should definitely be at the top of your list when looking for a new bird.

2010 ExtremeAir XA42 // Stunning Condition // N42EX

This pristine aircraft sports the Thunderbolt paint scheme. This very nice, no excuses aircraft has no damage history, and it comes with complete records and FAA Standard Airworthiness Certificate with Aerobatic classification. This is an unlimited aerobatic aircraft that holds 73 gallons. So, yes, you can go cross country with a range of 4+ hours 800 plus NM.

1975 Piper 235 Pathfinder // Cross Country Dream // ZS-JHV

Experience the ultimate in versatility with the Piper P235 Pathfinder, an ideal choice for flight training, personal travel, or light commercial operations. With impressive speed, range, and payload capacity, it's perfect for long cross-country flights. The comfortable seats ensure a relaxed and enjoyable flying experience, whether you're flying for pleasure, training, or business. The Piper P235 Pathfinder delivers unmatched performance and comfort, making it the perfect companion for all your aviation needs.

AirVenture Oshkosh: GO/NO GO

For pilots, aviation enthusiasts, and aircraft buyers and sellers, AirVenture Oshkosh is the pinnacle of aviation events. Often dubbed "the biggest airplane party in the world" and "the biggest pilot family reunion," this event draws an impressive 650,000 aviation aficionados to Wisconsin each year. But is it really worth the trek? Absolutely.

A Guide to Researching and Vetting an Aircraft for Purchase

Welcome to section 4 of our 7-part Buyer’s Guide to Successful Aircraft Purchases series! In this installment, we’re diving into the details of vetting an aircraft before purchase. After you’ve defined your mission, budget, and market value, it’s time to buckle up and get into the nitty-gritty—reviewing logbooks, arranging pre-purchase inspections, and more. This guide is tailored for first-time buyers and newer pilots, so grab your clipboard and let’s get started!

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