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Saker S-1 Personal Fighter Jet
If you've got a few extra bills burning a hole in the pockets of your flight suit, err cargo shorts, and you don't feel like waiting in line for a G6, it might be time to consider pre-ordering a Saker S-1 Personal Jet ($7,000,000). Sure, it's a bit on the pricey side, but you can't put a cost on the time you'll save traveling across the country at Mach .99. (With a 5,000 hour TBO on the engines and an operating cost of $2 per nautical mile, it's actually pretty… (uncrate.com) Mais...
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Oh no, the damn thing is too slow for my taste, so I'll stick to my Piper TriPacer LIMAO!!
More time to look at stuff as it SLOWS by!
I'd find better planes to buy with my 7 mil than that
I wonder what the range is at the Mach 0.95 cruise.
Oh wow! What kind of rating would a person need to fly this? These would be cool at one of those simulated dogfight places.
Certifications for this would include:
1) Minimum of private pilot certificate with the following
2) Instrument rating- if you want to fly over 10,000ft. (you kind of have to in this)
3) Type rating- Turbojet engines require a type rating for the specific aircraft.
4) Multiengine rating- Since it's engines are in the fuselage most likely if you get your multiengine rating in this aircraft you will be restricted to centerline thrust multiengine aircraft.
I think that covers everything.
1) Minimum of private pilot certificate with the following
2) Instrument rating- if you want to fly over 10,000ft. (you kind of have to in this)
3) Type rating- Turbojet engines require a type rating for the specific aircraft.
4) Multiengine rating- Since it's engines are in the fuselage most likely if you get your multiengine rating in this aircraft you will be restricted to centerline thrust multiengine aircraft.
I think that covers everything.
I don't think you necessarily need an instrument rating to fly above 10,000 feet. 18,000 is where Class A starts.
You are correct sir. I meant to type 18,000ft thanks for the correction.
