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[RFS1393]

Hello, this aircraft is considered small prop? https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9724341


thanks

[LX-A343]

Hello, this aircraft is considered small prop? https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/9724341


thanks

Nope

[bluebee]

Hello,

got a rejection due to "bad info - airline" https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8414762
The picture shows a brand-new registration for an old cn but the registration was a former fleet-registration of an authority. At the tail is the old company-logo of a former owner, who operated this aircraft simply for his company.All other infos are correct, I did research and found out the former registration and owner.
I took "unknown" because the current new owner is private and unknown, but still no airline. So what to choose?

[LX-A343]

Hello,

got a rejection due to "bad info - airline" https://www.jetphotos.com/viewqueued_b.php?id=8414762
The picture shows a brand-new registration for an old cn but the registration was a former fleet-registration of an authority. At the tail is the old company-logo of a former owner, who operated this aircraft simply for his company.All other infos are correct, I did research and found out the former registration and owner.
I took "unknown" because the current new owner is private and unknown, but still no airline. So what to choose?

You answered your question yourself : upload it as "Private"

[bluebee]

Yep, you're right. During each new session after a while I always have fingertrouble finding through the categories... Today at a 2nd trial I've found the right one for the picture mentioned above.

[Lat1918]

Would a C-40A be considered a business jet if its registered to the USN?
Thank you in advance

[Vic Diesel]

I'm pondering whether the Piaggio Avanti is "small prop" or not. My instinct would say "no" (twin prop in a genuinely bizjet-role), but the guidelines say props designed for up to 10 pax ARE "small" (the P180 is built for 7-8 pax).

Your advice?