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I was just thinking about the names we give our airplanes. Since ours has a real resemblance to a famous ww1 flying beagle we gave him the name Snoopy. I think it would be fun to hear others.

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Expensive. But amazing bang for the bucks.  :D

 

All kidding aside, I call it "The Beast." Stole it from a Type S driver down in South America who actually has it placarded on his panel, just like an N-number. It's a name that fits.

 

I love "Luna C." Can't think of anything remotely as clever incorporating "TN."

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Question for the forum... If the plane was already named by a prior owner, are you obligated to carry it forward as you do with boats?

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Since the previous owner of Snoopy had passed and I had no contact with the family we gave it a new name. I agree the name should stay with the plane. I have found a buyer for my C150 and I let him know that plane is named Skeeter.

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Usually 9821P.  And a lot of time I talk to my plane "what an awesome plane, I love you".  And when it cost me money:  F...ing Bitch

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Since the previous owner of Snoopy had passed and I had no contact with the family we gave it a new name. I agree the name should stay with the plane. I have found a buyer for my C150 and I let him know that plane is named Skeeter.

 

Snoopy and Snoopy 2 are the MetLife Blimps.  We saw Snoopy 2 in the pattern at KFDK last summer.

 

 

All kidding aside, I call it "The Beast." Stole it from a Type S driver down in South America who actually has it placarded on his panel, just like an N-number. It's a name that fits.

 

 

I have a really cool placard on my panel - no words - its just art - I noticed a ink-press made of lead with a finely etched mooney on it - for ink blotting a mooney - got it on ebay.  I spray painted it flat black and velcro'ed it to my panel.  I will share a picture next time I am at my hangar.

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We call ours "Patients"

For a while, every part on the airplane I had to fix. Finally, for the first time in over 2 years we have a nice flying machine!

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My wife calls her "The Aluminum Mistress"

I call her the "Time Machine" because she saves us soooo much time on our many trips to the beach each year.

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Since the previous owner of Snoopy had passed and I had no contact with the family we gave it a new name. I agree the name should stay with the plane. I have found a buyer for my C150 and I let him know that plane is named Skeeter.

The name only has to stay if it's painted on the nose (with appropriate artwork).

I unimaginatively call mine either "the plane" or "the Mooney" since "baby" is already taken in our house . . .

What's a good name for a well-behaved girl from Texas anyway?

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It would be interesting to find out if owners of other brand of aircraft also name theirs? Perhaps this is something that would set Mooney owners apart?

Yves

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