I am just wondering
I would buy the Harrier jump jet with working machine guns
PS This is after you learn to fly properly
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I would pay for pilot lessons. And then a Messerschmitt 109.
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… Not again
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Oh boy, that’s a great question. I’d buy two aircraft, actually. The A320 for medium/short haul flights and the A350-900 for long haul. Cessna 172 for fun hops, and I’d leave some money for school.
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First pay for Flight lessons and then buy a Cessna 172
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You’re right. A Focke Wulf 190 would do. Much more stable when taking off and landing.
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Yea I would buy a jumbo as well if I had the money
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Boeing 737-100, Airbus A300, or DC-10
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You have to be kidding me 😂
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I would have an A318 BA style. Great for both short hops and transatlantic flights. 👍
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Yep, all vintage aircrafts.
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Bold, bold choice my friend.
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Citation or Lear with a hired pilot. Then a 172 to get my own license.
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None operating cost are to high. Rather start my own airline consisting of 737-8s knowing that I’ll make some profit out of it.
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737 MAX 8! (It depends on how much I win)!
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Socata TBM 930!
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Airbus ACJ 319 and a Cessna 172!
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Bombardier Global 6000 or *In production Global 7000
or a
Gulfstream G650
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Cessna Citation X. +A yearly salary for the pilot and flight attendant and fuel.
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