I like that you can take criticism in the comments and address it with such a great attitude! Kudos to you. Most channels take the pretentious, passive/aggressive response to criticisms. This is why I like this channel.. Always great content!
Yeah for real! I watch a lot of RUclips and can't remember the last time I heard a RUclipsr responding to negative comments by agreeing with them constructively🤘
This is a much better comprehensive list for 2022. There are some great values on this list along with some very premium planes. Thanks for the research!
Cessna 206 is the way to go for many. Piper is totally great with the leather seats etc. but just too expensive. Totally great list by the way. Thank you!
Something about those RG twins with the pointy nose. Especially on the 310, with the tip tanks. Looks like an early jet like the starfighter Nice, like real nice. Also, the early Meridians are pretty slick
Like this video and will rewatch it after my comment, when you show the jets please tell us the landing requirements , basic length of runway needed . I like how you talk about rang an gallons per . Thanks for this video .
"no one on this list can carry more than 6 people but this one can" then that means one on the list actually can carry more than 6 people duh, had to troll you , good vid lol thumbs up
just get a Airbus A380-800, you can squeeze in 853 family members and you can pick up one used $77 million, if you already have loan payments on something you might as well just add to it
This a very informative video for a newbie like me. I must say i saw really disappointed that most of the planes are coming from 70's. Like there was no new tech, no new materials, new engines. The last one (DA62) showed what they should be, and if competition was any good, planes like that would cost much, much less. Were these only planes made in USA? What about the rest of the world?
Well anyway thanks to your video I did look again and I did find two nice planes the only problem is anything in a 310R is for that price from 1963 I guess that’s what u get in that price range ,60 year old planes
With your "cheapest" planes clocking in in the low 6 figures your video serves as a reminder that for many of us watching on the RUclips, the closest we'll ever get to a general aviation airplane is when we lay on the hoods of our rust buckets out at the end of the runway and watch y'all takeoff and land.
You must be smoking something. @1:57 "I'm covering airplanes you can get for $100,000 or less." 1) C310R. Are you kidding me? An R model under $100K? $150K maybe. 2) B55. You might get a B55 under $100K, but those are usually in very rough shape and nearly at TBO, so you'll probably end up spending a ton of money to get it into good enough shape to fly your family around, making it well over your $100K limit. 3) Aztec, around $100K, likely at TBO. In your own words, budget between $300K-$400K. You need to share some of that stuff you're smoking. 4) The Seneca: Yes. Around $100K with TBO engines. 5) PA32 Cherokee Six: at $100K with TBO engine. 6) Saratoga: "You can get a Saratoga in good condition for anything from $150K to $250K" Oh wow! $150K is less than $100K. Keep on smoking, bud. 7) A36 Bonanza. You saw one at $150K, but usual price is between $200K and $350K. Again, less than $100K. 8) C206 - available for less than $150K, likely with issues. Usual price is $250K to $300K. 9) Piper M350 - early models $300K, usually between $400-K to $500K. 10) Diamond DA62. @0:36 As 774892 said, "DA62 is a nice new twin, but the cost is too high to justify it." Have you and Beezyy been at that "copious amounts of cocaine" he was wanting to haul?
the Be 55 is a 4 seater. the Be 58 is a 6 seater. bith are Baron, 2 different versions. the reason the twin engine piston airplanes are so inexpensive now is not many can afford the fuel bill to fly them any distance.
I wish I was an A+P mechanic with a bunch of $, that’s kind of contradictory though. But to be able to jump in a sexy little twin engine plane and go have lunch 500 mi away and be there in 2 hrs is just too cool.
While these aircraft are great and interesting to look at and hear about, families that want “affordable airplane” videos are looking at prices at just 100k or less, i also dont believe for a family aircraft you will be needing more than 3 seats which is the average family size in the U.S if im not mistaken, also id love to see the addition of annual costs and maintenance costs associated with owning that particular airplane… other than that your vids are still very informative and interesting to watch!
Fasten your seat belts. A jet car that flies at 880 km per hour is being conceptualised that would fly you from new york to chicago in less than two hours - and it may use a highway as a runway to take off! The concept vehicle, named GF7, is the brainchild of California-based engineers Greg Brown and Dave Fawcett from Airboss Aerospace - a design and engineering firm primarily dedicated to the aerospace industry. To begin with, the jet-propelled car will carry four passengers. It will have a highway cruising speed of up to 160 km per hour and a turbine engine with 3,500 pounds of thrust. This means it will be able to fly to 38,000 feet and hit the speed of 880 km per hour. "You can save jet fuel by using the electric motor to drive to the runway and start the turbine engine when you need it," Brown was quoted as saying in a Gizmag report. "The turbine engine produces plenty of extra electrical capacity to charge the batteries," he added.
Holy shit😂😂 this is the first time I’ve ever seen a RUclipsr look at the comments and take the constructive criticism and use it to make their videos better.
Let me say that DA-62 is not based on DA-50 (quite new, but the opposite, the 50 is based on the 62), but on its smaller version DA-42 (which i have flown and it's awsome), that comes from DA-40 and 20. Low stall speeds, high manouverability, low consumptions with decent speed... yeah, Diamond aircrafts are something different.
@@andrewwatson9805 I have no doubt that it would be significantly more now and by then. Lol. I'm an aviation enthusiast at best but I'm not overtly stupid. Lol
Hope whomever was taxiing by in Baron 55 D-ISAW wasn't going to go fly with that REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT bannered pitot cover still on - even bother with a pre-flight?
I’ve never flown a Cherokee Six pack and to haul a family of 5 this would be my best choice of purchase and as the price in 2022 on these different planes they all have gone above what a average working person can afford depending on getting to check the Vref and What the Banks are willing to loaning you
You are out of your mind if u think u can find a twin engine 310R for 80 to 100,000.00 I have spent hrs looking at planes for sale looking for something in that price range and All there is in that price range is old single engine planes the only plane I even found in that price range that would be even close to what I wanted was a 1972 piper Cherokee 6/300 for 89,000.00 if u know where to find better deals than what I m finding maybe u can make a video on buying a used plane for 100,000.00 or less for real people
It's a petty how expensive airplanes are both in sale price and in maintenance. If there was a *cheap* ( 16 000 feet but for safety you don't want to just fly a few feet above the terrain, so 20 000 feet would be the absolute minimum for me, my father lost a friend here to just exactly that, flying over that pass with too little space to spare and than a little change in climate, a little miscalculation or a little drop in the engine performance can lead to desaster. And this second requirement makes it much more expensive. It means turbo charged engines and a pressure cabin. seems funny to me everytime I think about it, that my car has a higher (proven) service ceiling (with over 18 000 feet) than many general aviation airplanes. And it has no pressure cabin, I'm thinking about buying some oxygen bottles though, had some problem with a pessenger once (at around 16 000feet) and don't want to repeat that. So something like the Piper M350 but for a fourth of the price. Something like that...
Nice video, well done, but average people can NO WAY afford these airplanes. Even a common Cessna 172 would be hard to own for the average person. Over the years, general aviation has priced itself out of the market for the average person. I have owned 7 different airplanes(not all at the same time). They are hideously expensive to maintain. I finally gave it up. Today, I have no airplanes and my financial adviser says I might have enough money left in my retirement fund to last me the rest of my life... Maybe...
Generally - an ok video - for click bait. Can't talk about an affordable family plane and have multiple twins out of the gate. Not to mention that almost every example - in good shape is around $200+. And a "family' doesn't have to have 5+ seats. Not sure why you didn't at least start with the ~172/140 class....
Cuando Henry Ford creo el automóvil dió origen a la producción en masa por su idea era un carro en cada hogar, cuando los amantes de la aviación diseñaron sus máquinas aéreas su objetivo era que el avión uniera al mundo y que los apasionados al vuelo creciera más, hoy la aviación se ha desarrollado a niveles tan altos que existen materiales y tecnología para hacer más segura la aviación civil privada, por ejemplo, los Cessnas con alas en STOL deberían de tener bolsas de aire como flotadores para amerizar en emergencia en el agua, se ha dado casos de Cessnas que han aterrizado en emergencia en agua y tienden a hundirse muy rápido por su diseño, en el caso de los aviones pequeños de hasta 7 plazas deberían de ser más planeables en vuelo libre y con sistemas aerodinámicos completos para despegues y aterrizajes cortos, y con una cabina más cómoda, al avión no se le debe de restringir ó sacrificar su confort, aviabilidad y comodidad.
Are you joking, none of these planes are remotely close to the price ranges you are talking about. Did you even do any research? I've been shopping for a while, the prices are through the roof in 2022
I like that you can take criticism in the comments and address it with such a great attitude! Kudos to you. Most channels take the pretentious, passive/aggressive response to criticisms. This is why I like this channel.. Always great content!
Thanks for the compliment Jack
He’s using an AI voice.
Yeah for real! I watch a lot of RUclips and can't remember the last time I heard a RUclipsr responding to negative comments by agreeing with them constructively🤘
“I’m covering planes you can get for 100,000 or less.”
*Proceeds to name planes that cost 150,000 250,000 300,000 and even 400,000.*
He meant divisible by 100k
@@1972challenger 😂
He is a pinhead....I dont watch his stuff anymore. Misleading videos
Don't forget the DA62 at over $1M lol
This video was dumb as hell. How much you wanna bet his next list includes the Antonov An-225?
This is a much better comprehensive list for 2022. There are some great values on this list along with some very premium planes. Thanks for the research!
Cessna 206 is the way to go for many. Piper is totally great with the leather seats etc. but just too expensive. Totally great list by the way. Thank you!
Yep. Those leather seats will save your ass every time.
Continually swapping from miles/hour and knots and miles of range vs Nautical miles is annoying. Just pick one and stay with it FFS
No, learn to keep up this isn't about children's toys ffs. If you can't do the math you can't fly the plane so why are you here?
Somebody was looking maverick. Got to keep up lol
You knocked this one out of the park. Love that we went from the Cherokee sizer to the Diamond… absolutely crushed this video, keep it up
but man I sure do love watching videos about “cheap” airplanes that I still can’t afford
Something about those RG twins with the pointy nose. Especially on the 310, with the tip tanks. Looks like an early jet like the starfighter
Nice, like real nice.
Also, the early Meridians are pretty slick
“today I’m gonna cover plains you could get for $100,000 or less”
**Precedes to name planes that cost at least 150,000**
Like this video and will rewatch it after my comment, when you show the jets please tell us the landing requirements , basic length of runway needed . I like how you talk about rang an gallons per . Thanks for this video .
The 310 R model is my first Favorite Multi piston Twin aircraft you are correct on the cost of mantinence
Mine too. But you won't get an R model for less than 100K.
Multiple pistons sure makem run smoother.
I can admit I spoke too soon. Thank u for the video it helped me out a lot and your info was correct
Nice video. I like hearing, range, gallons per hours and speed. Thanks
Excellent stuff bro
"no one on this list can carry more than 6 people but this one can" then that means one on the list actually can carry more than 6 people duh, had to troll you , good vid lol thumbs up
just get a Airbus A380-800, you can squeeze in 853 family members and you can pick up one used $77 million, if you already have loan payments on something you might as well just add to it
You too? Yeah, nice machine. I like how I could have my own bar. Enjoy!
Hey man I can't find a piper aztec with a range of 1500 miles. Which model of the piper aztec are you referring to?
Doesn't exist...
Thank you for sharing.
This a very informative video for a newbie like me.
I must say i saw really disappointed that most of the planes are coming from 70's. Like there was no new tech, no new materials, new engines.
The last one (DA62) showed what they should be, and if competition was any good, planes like that would cost much, much less.
Were these only planes made in USA? What about the rest of the world?
Don’t talk about finding planes under 100,000 when you end up saying they cost around 150,000 or more. Kinda ruins the whole video
Currently own a T310R, very nice airplane but now a days it cost a very pretty penny to get a nice one
Well anyway thanks to your video I did look again and I did find two nice planes the only problem is anything in a 310R is for that price from 1963 I guess that’s what u get in that price range ,60 year old planes
How much would a Boeing 727 100 cost from United or American would a md 80 be a good one
So, which one are
Great list brother
Aztec is what you need for a heavy night hauler and I’ve seen what they can carry
Legendary cocaine hauler for sure.
With your "cheapest" planes clocking in in the low 6 figures your video serves as a reminder that for many of us watching on the RUclips, the closest we'll ever get to a general aviation airplane is when we lay on the hoods of our rust buckets out at the end of the runway and watch y'all takeoff and land.
You must be smoking something.
@1:57 "I'm covering airplanes you can get for $100,000 or less."
1) C310R. Are you kidding me? An R model under $100K? $150K maybe.
2) B55. You might get a B55 under $100K, but those are usually in very rough shape and nearly at TBO, so you'll probably end up spending a ton of money to get it into good enough shape to fly your family around, making it well over your $100K limit.
3) Aztec, around $100K, likely at TBO. In your own words, budget between $300K-$400K. You need to share some of that stuff you're smoking.
4) The Seneca: Yes. Around $100K with TBO engines.
5) PA32 Cherokee Six: at $100K with TBO engine.
6) Saratoga: "You can get a Saratoga in good condition for anything from $150K to $250K" Oh wow! $150K is less than $100K. Keep on smoking, bud.
7) A36 Bonanza. You saw one at $150K, but usual price is between $200K and $350K. Again, less than $100K.
8) C206 - available for less than $150K, likely with issues. Usual price is $250K to $300K.
9) Piper M350 - early models $300K, usually between $400-K to $500K.
10) Diamond DA62. @0:36 As 774892 said, "DA62 is a nice new twin, but the cost is too high to justify it." Have you and Beezyy been at that "copious amounts of cocaine" he was wanting to haul?
What about the Cessna 210?
Does anyone know a site where newer planes are for sale? All I’m finding are planes from the 1970s/80s
Raytheon
the Be 55 is a 4 seater. the Be 58 is a 6 seater. bith are Baron, 2 different versions. the reason the twin engine piston airplanes are so inexpensive now is not many can afford the fuel bill to fly them any distance.
I have 1800 hours in the aztruck its fantastic. If it fits it ships
I wish I was an A+P mechanic with a bunch of $, that’s kind of contradictory though. But to be able to jump in a sexy little twin engine plane and go have lunch 500 mi away and be there in 2 hrs is just too cool.
While these aircraft are great and interesting to look at and hear about, families that want “affordable airplane” videos are looking at prices at just 100k or less, i also dont believe for a family aircraft you will be needing more than 3 seats which is the average family size in the U.S if im not mistaken, also id love to see the addition of annual costs and maintenance costs associated with owning that particular airplane… other than that your vids are still very informative and interesting to watch!
If you make a video about ‘affordable’ aircraft, make sure you provide the fuel burn rate with the cruising speed.
I can't afford more than $40K for the plane and ~2K/yr for maintenance (excluding a hangar) I'm in Central CA. Need to carry 2 min ppl and better 4.
Fasten your seat belts. A jet car that flies at 880 km per hour is being conceptualised that would fly you from new york to chicago in less than two hours - and it may use a highway as a runway to take off!
The concept vehicle, named GF7, is the brainchild of California-based engineers Greg Brown and Dave Fawcett from Airboss Aerospace - a design and engineering firm primarily dedicated to the aerospace industry.
To begin with, the jet-propelled car will carry four passengers.
It will have a highway cruising speed of up to 160 km per hour and a turbine engine with 3,500 pounds of thrust.
This means it will be able to fly to 38,000 feet and hit the speed of 880 km per hour.
"You can save jet fuel by using the electric motor to drive to the runway and start the turbine engine when you need it," Brown was quoted as saying in a Gizmag report.
"The turbine engine produces plenty of extra electrical capacity to charge the batteries," he added.
I'm surprised the Cessna Conquest II didn't make the list, I mean it was used to move copious amounts of "Stuff" basic in the day 😏
Those go for around 1.8 million in 2023. Even the vintage ones. Definitely not a cheap family plane
Grumman AA series!?
how does the da62 carry more than 6 passengers ?
Dead like firewood.
Holy shit😂😂 this is the first time I’ve ever seen a RUclipsr look at the comments and take the constructive criticism and use it to make their videos better.
Let me say that DA-62 is not based on DA-50 (quite new, but the opposite, the 50 is based on the 62), but on its smaller version DA-42 (which i have flown and it's awsome), that comes from DA-40 and 20.
Low stall speeds, high manouverability, low consumptions with decent speed... yeah, Diamond aircrafts are something different.
I've never understood the ridiculous overpricing scheme for these old (and I mean OLD) turboprops. Why do they cost so much? CRAZY!
I too would like to know which is best for smuggling cocaine. Asking for a friend also.
He claims he wants to buy an airplane from the first list. Lol
I already have 2 seater sports aircraft but now looking for 4 seater aircraft
I want you to know that no RUclips video is worth aiding through 2 minutes of ads
10:00 Here they used to name Cessna 206 as "Amazon jeep"
DA62 looks awesome.
It's my favorite. Someday I will have one. Maybe. Lol
@@blakethegreatone2058 And remember to get it for under $100K. 🤣🤣🤣
@@andrewwatson9805 I have no doubt that it would be significantly more now and by then. Lol. I'm an aviation enthusiast at best but I'm not overtly stupid. Lol
When I win the lottery - which will be any day now - I'm going to that DA62. Please hold your breath with me!
Unfortunately, while the plane might be affordable, the insurance might not be. I think that's why many of these planes are selling at these prices.
And they are likely at TBO or have other issues. Ker-ching! Actually, quite a few ker-chings.
Muhammed Steinberg? Fucking doubt.
If you really want to fly long trips with your whole family on board - get a twin-engine plane.
Hope whomever was taxiing by in Baron 55 D-ISAW wasn't going to go fly with that REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT bannered pitot cover still on - even bother with a pre-flight?
I’ve never flown a Cherokee Six pack and to haul a family of 5 this would be my best choice of purchase and as the price in 2022 on these different planes they all have gone above what a average working person can afford depending on getting to check the Vref and What the Banks are willing to loaning you
The 206 can hold a lot a stuff
You are out of your mind if u think u can find a twin engine 310R for 80 to 100,000.00
I have spent hrs looking at planes for sale looking for something in that price range and
All there is in that price range is old single engine planes the only plane I even found in that price range that would be even close to what I wanted was a 1972 piper Cherokee 6/300 for 89,000.00 if u know where to find better deals than what I m finding maybe u can make a video on buying a used plane for 100,000.00 or less for real people
And that 6/300 would have been at TBO.
It's a petty how expensive airplanes are both in sale price and in maintenance.
If there was a *cheap* ( 16 000 feet but for safety you don't want to just fly a few feet above the terrain, so 20 000 feet would be the absolute minimum for me, my father lost a friend here to just exactly that, flying over that pass with too little space to spare and than a little change in climate, a little miscalculation or a little drop in the engine performance can lead to desaster. And this second requirement makes it much more expensive. It means turbo charged engines and a pressure cabin. seems funny to me everytime I think about it, that my car has a higher (proven) service ceiling (with over 18 000 feet) than many general aviation airplanes. And it has no pressure cabin, I'm thinking about buying some oxygen bottles though, had some problem with a pessenger once (at around 16 000feet) and don't want to repeat that. So something like the Piper M350 but for a fourth of the price. Something like that...
If I can’t afford an Hondajet elite ii and two pilots I rather take commercial flights
Muhhamed Steinberg?!?!?!?!!! Riiiiight. Like the guy I met whose name is christian Goldberg!!! 🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼
Nice video, well done, but average people can NO WAY afford these airplanes. Even a common Cessna 172 would be hard to own for the average person. Over the years, general aviation has priced itself out of the market for the average person. I have owned 7 different airplanes(not all at the same time). They are hideously expensive to maintain. I finally gave it up. Today, I have no airplanes and my financial adviser says I might have enough money left in my retirement fund to last me the rest of my life... Maybe...
Am I the only one watching this video with only a couple of bucks in my bank?
I started there, now I have a couple million in the bank. Work hard, work smart and you can get there too.
yes, you are the only one.
I'm watching this video but I still can't even afford the discovery flight LOL
Generally - an ok video - for click bait. Can't talk about an affordable family plane and have multiple twins out of the gate. Not to mention that almost every example - in good shape is around $200+. And a "family' doesn't have to have 5+ seats. Not sure why you didn't at least start with the ~172/140 class....
Leer 31a?
General Aviation has become a rich persons privilege. Unless you want to fly a 50 year old plane a couple of hours a month good luck.
Cuando Henry Ford creo el automóvil dió origen a la producción en masa por su idea era un carro en cada hogar, cuando los amantes de la aviación diseñaron sus máquinas aéreas su objetivo era que el avión uniera al mundo y que los apasionados al vuelo creciera más, hoy la aviación se ha desarrollado a niveles tan altos que existen materiales y tecnología para hacer más segura la aviación civil privada, por ejemplo, los Cessnas con alas en STOL deberían de tener bolsas de aire como flotadores para amerizar en emergencia en el agua, se ha dado casos de Cessnas que han aterrizado en emergencia en agua y tienden a hundirse muy rápido por su diseño, en el caso de los aviones pequeños de hasta 7 plazas deberían de ser más planeables en vuelo libre y con sistemas aerodinámicos completos para despegues y aterrizajes cortos, y con una cabina más cómoda, al avión no se le debe de restringir ó sacrificar su confort, aviabilidad y comodidad.
Check the meaning of the word affordable before - putting a headline like that....
A 1946 beechcraft D18S is perfect for the family.
Are you joking, none of these planes are remotely close to the price ranges you are talking about. Did you even do any research? I've been shopping for a while, the prices are through the roof in 2022
And if you are rich, a nothing beats a PC-12.
100k or less or 100k to 500k
"10 Most Affordable Family Airplanes"....proceeds to show planes in the same range as a single family home across most of America....
I like pretending I can afford these😂
Hey new billionaires here is a aircraft for you. Enjoy.
عندي عائلة من ثمانية أفراد وتلزمني طائرة آمنة تصل إلى كندا وأمريكا بكفاءة عالية وحبذا سعر رخيص للشراء
Affordable?
If you cant afford it then make more money to afford it lol
“FEW-SELEGE”
MEOW.
This list is comedy not instructive.
Gross everything is AI voices
Who in the hell has that kind of money besides a rip off lawyer