could this plane be used for on demand cargo?, like specialty documents, financial docs. etc?thanksi try to use all my planes in a real world manerciao!Brian S

Actually, that's a good question! I would "guess" that it might be used by small charter operators and such. But you got me interested, I'll try to dig out something.Cheers!VFR_Canuck

well, this company here http://www.flightexpress.com/flight_express_fleet.htmuses the C210 for on demand specialty cargobut i was thinking of using the new Carenado's C182 but wanted something a bit more advancedim interested to see what you come up withciao!Brian S

Wow 1200 hours just to get a job flying a cessna for a cargo company making 20k a year! Geez being a pilot is better in the sim!!

Then consider the amount of money you have to spend to get qualified to make 20k a year.Why I coached my daughter who was training to become a pilot to switch her degree to airline management....certainly not as fun-but then you may be able to afford your own plane to have fun in! ;).... and yes I have seen a36's be used in the charter business-heck I flew to Catalina island a few years ago in a Piper Arrow that was used as a charter.http://mywebpages.comcast.net/geofa/pages/rxp-pilot.jpg

I've seen a piper saratoga used for charter and the dorky pilot was wearing the full outfit, epletes and all.

Heck, I've seen people flying FS2002 dressed up like that :)KLM has one or two Bonanzas for their flying school, don't know what they're used for but it seems likely they're for complex aircraft training and/or navigation training.

so i guess it comes down to basically..WHATEVER!i guess there is probably some air company somewhere that has used probably just about any type of a/c you can think of..ok then, ill use it!ciao!Brian S