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Are there more registered single engine planes than cars in the state of Alaska?
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoNo there are not.
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What single engine Cessna planes were there in 1987?
500,654,999
What is an example of a single engine passenger plane?
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What altitude do single engine planes fly?
Generally, about 10,000 feet is the service ceiling for most single engine aircraft. Above 10,000 feet, most carburated engines lean out too much to run well and most humans have trouble breathing above that altitude.
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Oil.
Which is held every year in Alaska?
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What training does one require to fly a Cessna jet?
You would need to have training in single engine planes in order to fly a Cessna jet. You can register for this type of training on the Cessna dot com website.
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What is the culture in anchorage Alaska?
There is not just a single culture in Anchorage.
When was the first single engine made?
the first single engine was made in 1923
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