Oklahoma Airplanes
04-25-2008, 12:26 PM
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Oklahoma Airplanes
Our tax money at work.
Seems a little excessive for just the Lt. Governor.
You just never know what will show up at the airport. The Spirit of Oklahoma.
Is left unattended, too. Might go have a look inside.
Seems a little excessive for just the Lt. Governor.
You just never know what will show up at the airport. The Spirit of Oklahoma.
Is left unattended, too. Might go have a look inside.
04-26-2008, 03:19 PM
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Ahhhh, a Beechcraft B-200 Super...Very nice!! I used to fly skydivers from a B-90, this is a sweeeet upgrade to a fine aircraft!! Is the Lt.Gov. the pilot or does he have someone else that sticks it?
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04-26-2008, 03:44 PM
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Close...That's a 350. A 200 or 300 is shorter, with fewer windows and usually won't have winglets (Though there's an STC now). The 200 also differs because it doesn't have a full closed circuit on the air inlet lip. It is instead faired into the bottom of the nacelle just aft of the spinner.
Also, I don't believe the Lt. Governor is certificated. She probably has a crew.
Is that the one that produced such a row due to Keating's purchase and use of it?
Also, I don't believe the Lt. Governor is certificated. She probably has a crew.
Is that the one that produced such a row due to Keating's purchase and use of it?
04-26-2008, 11:32 PM
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Close...That's a 350. A 200 or 300 is shorter, with fewer windows and usually won't have winglets (Though there's an STC now). The 200 also differs because it doesn't have a full closed circuit on the air inlet lip. It is instead faired into the bottom of the nacelle just aft of the spinner.
Also, I don't believe the Lt. Governor is certificated. She probably has a crew.
Is that the one that produced such a row due to Keating's purchase and use of it?
Also, I don't believe the Lt. Governor is certificated. She probably has a crew.
Is that the one that produced such a row due to Keating's purchase and use of it?
Ooops, you're right...I totally missed the winglets and just didn't pay attention to the windows...Still, bet that is a sweet bird to fly, I have plenty of hrs in a B-90, I'd be interested in seeing all the updates to a newer KingAir...
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04-27-2008, 12:49 AM
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Cool stuff, guys. 
I'm not sure what the Lt. Governor was in town for, to be honest.
I think she was attending some symposium on campus here at NWOSU.
I'm not sure what the Lt. Governor was in town for, to be honest.
I think she was attending some symposium on campus here at NWOSU.
