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Piper Apache (G-APCL)

Submitted 5 years ago

Piper Apache PA23-150 - image approx 1960, first Apache in UK.

3 of G-APCL 1122 of PA23

Peter West

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patrick baker5 years ago

got my multi engine in one of these relics, and learned one has to pay attention always with this type. NOt a slick-flying plane, more of a concrete block with wings. Lose an engine- find a runway soon, time to swith fuel tanks- what a contraption that fuel pedestal is... not much in the way of handling or speed.. it is rock solid only because it flys like a rock.....

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Piper Apache (G-APCL)

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