Derringer set to Fire
The USA, the Traditional Home of Modern Light Aircraft Now Offers the First Two-Seat Economy Twin. Jim Thorn Previews This Unique Design Which Could Have Local Sales Potential in The Training and Professional GA Environment.
How often have you flown your eight-seat turboprop with only three people aboard? Or if you are short of a Conquest, Corsair or Cheyenne how many times have you flown a four-seat avgas-burning single with only yourself for company?
For various reasons many people enjoying the obvious physical benefits of private flight largely find themselves flying either alone or simply with one other person. If money was not a major problem these people could trade dollars for speed and operate a performance single or more recently a light twin in the Duchess or Seminole class. However, when flown with only one or two persons constantly the owner/pilot was faced with subsidising a larger and more powerful aircraft than perhaps he needed to.
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