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Robinson R44 Raven II
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2022 Robinson R44 Raven II

Used
$599,000
07/19/2024
Est: $4,442/mo
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Registration no. Listing # 1571B
76 VIEWS
50 DAYS ON FLYING
0 SAVES
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Aircraft Listing Type

For Sale

Highlights

With A/C

Exterior Base: Viper Blue Met. Exterior Trim: None. (Note: N-Numbers are Decals/Taped On). Interior: Tan Leather. Air Conditioning. Second Hour Meter. Cabin Camera. Cyclic Guard. Vertical Card Compass. 8 Hole Panel. Garmin GTR225B Com. Garmin GTX335 Transponder w/ADS-B Out. Garmin GMA350Hc Audio Controller. Pilot Side Avionics Bar. Aft Seat Dual USB Ports. Extra Corrossion Protection. Aftermarket Alaska Rack and Skid Step. Note: Headsets, Safety Belt Sleeves, Floor Inserts, Portable GPS & Mount, and Sun Visors, shown in photos, are not included in sale.

*Approximate Hours as of August 3, 2024.

Last Annual/100 Hour Inspection performed: August, 2024.

All applicable ADs and SBs current through July, 2024.

Seller location

St. Augustine, Florida, United States

Aircraft location

St. Augustine, Florida, United States

Avionics

Flight rules

Visual Flight Rules

Interior & Exterior

Number of seats

4

Additional equipment

Air Conditioning

Price Change history

Date
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Price
07/19/2024
Listed for Sale
$599,000

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August 14, 2007, Nantucket, Mass., Waco Classic Aircraft Corp YMF-5

According to the pilot, with a crosswind at 10-plus knots, I attempted a takeoff on runway 15. After the tailwheel had lifted but before takeoff, a [wind] gust suddenly drove the aircraft towards the right edge of the runway. Rather then incur a ground loop for the amount of correction necessary, I decelerated straight ahead, whereupon I hit what I later found out was a large runway sign off the side of the runway in the grassy area. The pilot added, I should have requested runway 6, which was almost aligned with the wind. Additionally, the pilot reported no mechanical malfunction or failure with the airplane.

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We Fly: WACO YMF-5

With an incredible history, the legendary biplane meets the modern era.

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That Time When WACO Designers Went a Little Crazy

<p>The WACO Aristocraft was a single-engine, four-place aircraft targeting the scores of pilots returning from World War II.</p>

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