The hardest working Bravo in the US?

[PDXBravo]

So, I know it's not a competition, but....  I've been looking at FlightAware.com data on M20Ts and I think N10KG might be the #1 flying Bravo based on the US data I can find with 71.0 hours in the last 90 days.  Does anyone know of a better way or online tool to compare flight hours by type?  

[Bravoman]

I average 10-12 per month on mine and I thought I was doing good!

[Marauder]

It looks like it has dealt with the perils of being a frequent flyer as well.

http://www.kathrynsreport.com/2018/01/mooney-m20m-n10kg-aero-bravo-llc.html


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[Rick Junkin]

8 hours ago, PDXBravo said:

Does anyone know of a better way or online tool to compare flight hours by type?  

Just curious - to what end? Happy to help with research to support a worthy objective.

Cheers,
Junkman

[steingar]

The fact that the my own private aviation activities are public knowledge to be looked up by anyone is deeply disquieting.

[N350ka]

Im showing 93.2 in the last 90 days in my Bravo. Fun Fact too, I just found out my bravo is the last serial number bravo in the world as well. 

 

Edited May 22, 2018 by N350ka

[kmyfm20s]

1 hour ago, steingar said:

The fact that the my own private aviation activities are public knowledge to be looked up by anyone is deeply disquieting.

I have friends that have blocked theirs. I don’t know how to do it but it is possible.

[PDXBravo]

39 minutes ago, kmyfm20s said:

I have friends that have blocked theirs. I don’t know how to do it but it is possible.

https://www.nbaa.org/ops/security/asdi/

[tigers2007]

My FlightAware history seems to have a 3-day delay. Regardless, I have no problem with family and friends snooping but it would be nice to block everyone else.

It’s my understanding that some ADS-B transponders put out an anonymous aircraft identifier for GA ops. My NGT-9000 doesn’t seem to allow this.


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