Beechcraft CT-134A 'Musketeer'
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Brian McMillen South Bend, IN | Not sure why someone said that the airframe life is only 5,000 hours on a Musketeer. There are still schools all over the U.S. that have these in their inventories with over 10,000. There were also no problems with the wings since they have a very very large I-Beam for a spar. Anyway, they are very sturdy and economical but slow aircraft. 10/08/2007 @ 07:55 [ref: 18133] |
Barry Franklin , ON | I flew the CT-134 (Musketeer 1) at Portage. It usually cruised at 112-115 knots. The main criticism of this aircraft was its construction. There were problems with the bonded wing and its airframe life was only 5000 hours.
Presently I fly a Mooney M20C that also sports a Lycoming 0360 engine. It is better constructed, more efficient and much faster. 02/24/2006 @ 10:19 [ref: 12602] |
Adam Snohomish, WA | I was an owner of a BE-23A Musketeer at one time. The cruise speed was typically around 115 - 120 mph. Indicated range figures appear to be about right. It would typically burn 8.5 gph (US)and held 60 gallons. Useful load was approximately 950 pounds, depending upon configuration. 07/23/2003 @ 15:42 [ref: 6589] |
Steve Hudson Titusville, FL | Are there any ct 134 aircraft for sale,will they be in the future. 08/07/2002 @ 22:12 [ref: 5444] |
David Palacios Logroņo, OTH | Dear Sirs, I am the owner of a PA23 and does not perform as you have in your file. 08/02/2001 @ 07:24 [ref: 2809] |
Alain Souperbiet Gstaad, CO | Dear Sir/Madam,
I am the owner of a Beechcraft Musketeer 23. I see the performances
of the CT 154. My aircraft does not perform at all like the one
spoken about as a CT154. Please advise and let me know what the truth is.
With many thanks,
Alain Souperbiet
Gstaad International School
3780 Gstaad-Switzerland 04/09/2000 @ 06:25 [ref: 57] |