Greetings from Greenville! My name is Jackson and my wife and I just bought a 1998 Bonanza A36. We have a small dental office in Greenville and have lived here since 2005. I've been flying for a couple of years now and I've had my PPC for just over one year. Switching from a 172 to this thing has been interesting to say the least. The Bonanza wants to GO! I'm almost ready for my IFR checkride and I fly every chance I get. Shockingly, I don't have a good photo of the side since the new tail number has been painted on but I'll get one. I'm looking forward to learning plenty from the BeechTalk contributors.

Thanks,

Jackson



A little bug removal and windshield cleaning.



My wife and I self-isolating during Covid 19 season.

Welcome Jason - we are based over at McKinney with our straight 36.

Looking forward to meeting you at GVT some time for fuel.

Ken

Welcome. Lots of good info from BPPP online and from ABS. Get a copy of Flying the Beech Bonanza by John Eckalbar, you haven't already. Will make your IFR work easier.

Welcome Jackson! The A36 is just amazing! I wish you guys all the luck with your new plane and your upcoming Instrument rating.
-Luke

Jackson looks like a beautiful bird. Transition from 172 to Bonanza is a big step. Glad to see you are pursuing an instrument rating. The Bonanza is a great cross country machine having that rating enhances that capability. Great to see you already including your Co-Pilot in life in your initial post. You can add that pic to this thread:
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Hopefully you are now an American Bonanza Society member and I also encourage you to join the Southwest Bonanza Society. We have multiple fly-ins throughout the year. Great group of folks.