Talk:Cessna Skymaster

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This page has been cited as a source by a media organization. The citation is in:

Rick Rousos. "Two Die in Plane Crash.", The Ledger, January 14, 2005. (details)

A reference would be appreciated to the incident described.

As for the C337 accidents during the same year, NTSB MIA94WA092 describes a take-off nonfatal mishap by the same operator. (The other 4 accidents involving a C337 that year were all fatal). BACbKA 21:12, 11 Oct 2004 (UTC)

[edit] Center Line Thrust

The Centerline Thrust notation on a pilots certificate is a restriction, not an endorsement, ie a pilot without it on his multi engine certificate can still fly a centerline thrust aircraft, but a pilot with the a centerline thrust restriction can not act as PIC in a normal multi engine aircraft. PPGMD 02:48, 26 June 2006 (UTC)

Talk:Cessna Skymaster

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[edit] Center Line Thrust

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