Kingair protection & covers
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Kingair protection & covers
Bonjour All !
Where could I find protection suited for a C90 Kingair ?
I need especially new Exhausts/Props covers .
An adress ? a phone number ? a website ?
Many thanks indeed
PR
Where could I find protection suited for a C90 Kingair ?
I need especially new Exhausts/Props covers .
An adress ? a phone number ? a website ?
Many thanks indeed
PR
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Covers
You could try Cambrai Covers, Tel +44-1377-267426, Fax +44-1377-267477
I have an e-mail for Michael Whitley - [email protected]
Hope this helps
I have an e-mail for Michael Whitley - [email protected]
Hope this helps
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Hi Porco,
try an car interior specialist.
I had our prop holders there for an "overhaul" for a fraction of the costs of new ones.
How do you like your KingAir ? Somewhat different to the Seneca, isnßt it ?
try an car interior specialist.
I had our prop holders there for an "overhaul" for a fraction of the costs of new ones.
How do you like your KingAir ? Somewhat different to the Seneca, isnßt it ?
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Guten Tag, AirKing
Yes, definitely a big difference from the Seneca to the Beech.... I still wonder why we have been waiting so long to swap the Seneca for a twin turboprop.
I already tried to get quotation from a truck cover specialist, but they are very expensive indeed .
Actually, aviation professionnals gave me the cheapest quotation ! Which is around 250 Euros for a new set
Since I go regularly in Slovakia, I will check if I cannot find someone to make it there
Thanks for the advice
PR
Yes, definitely a big difference from the Seneca to the Beech.... I still wonder why we have been waiting so long to swap the Seneca for a twin turboprop.
I already tried to get quotation from a truck cover specialist, but they are very expensive indeed .
Actually, aviation professionnals gave me the cheapest quotation ! Which is around 250 Euros for a new set
Since I go regularly in Slovakia, I will check if I cannot find someone to make it there
Thanks for the advice
PR
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Bonjour BoeingMel
Well, you are absolutely right, but I have the Idea those items could be very expensive from Raytheon. On the other hand, I must admit that I didn't ask them a quotation
Well, you are absolutely right, but I have the Idea those items could be very expensive from Raytheon. On the other hand, I must admit that I didn't ask them a quotation
