N713JP - 1966 MOONEY M20C
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Current Registration
Serial Number: 3313
Aircraft: 1966 MOONEY M20C
City: LAKE HAVASU CITY
Owner: ARIZONA TECHNICAL CONSTRUCTION LLC
State: AZ
Issue Date: 10/10/2023
Country: US
Expiration Date: 01/31/2030
Zipcode: 86403-0961
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March 2016

Cirrus Aircraft officials had been hoping to deliver the first SF50 Vision jet by the end of last year, but the company said in January that schedule has stretched to sometime in the first half of this year. Mooney International Corp.s M10T proof-of-concept model completed its first flight, in December, from Chino Airport in California. The M10T, unveiled in 2014 at the Zhuhai Airshow in China, is aimed at Chinas flight training market, and will be manufactured there. The FAA launched its drone registry in late December, and within the first three weeks, about 180,000 drone users had registered. In the NTSBs annual list of most-wanted safety improvements for aviation, loss-of-control accidents repeated from last years choice for general aviation. Anticipating that Congress will consider changing how the FAA is funded in this years spring session, 15 general-aviation advocacy groups signed a letter in December asking the U.S. House to hear their real and long-standing concerns about the expected proposals.

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Mooney 201/M20J

Mooneys J-model is one of those rare ideal compromises between speed, economy and payload. Its not the fastest retrac on the block, but as complex aircraft go, its relatively affordable to own, plus its easy to fly and maintain. Mooney pumped out nearly 2200 201s between 1977 and 2008 and the current used market has plenty for the taking. There's a lot to like, which makes it easy to overlook some of the aircrafts nits.

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Mooney Versus Bonanza

<P>Overheard in the airport caf: I don't know how you can fly an airplane with the tail on backwards.<P>At least the tail doesnt fall off.<P>Yeah? Well, your mother wears combat boots!<P>And so goes the seemingly circular debate between Bonanza and Mooney pilots. On the surface, its good-natured one-up-manship, the sort of banter any self-respecting pilot is expected to engage in while the kitchen rustles up the $100 hamburger.<P>But deep in their hearts, the pilots of both Mos and Bos don't really believe the other guys airplane is inferior. In a moment of quiet reflection, theyll concede that the other brand is a broken down piece of crap that never should have gotten loos...

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N713JP Flight Data
Last Seen Flying233 Days Ago
Last tracked coordinates:Lat 34.780713 / Long -117.075233

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