1) You will not get much of a plane for $25K. fifty year old Piper Cubs bring $50K. A newer Piper Super Cub will bring in the $100-150K. So your going to be looking at more investment than $25K
2) A better way might be to join an air club. You jointly rent/lease a plane for the whole group. Then you take turns flying it. Kind of like a time share vacation home. You split the annual cost/upkeep over a group of people.
3) The operating cost of a plane are much different than a car/truck. Your fuel is more costly. You can't do your own repairs unless your certified to do so with the FAA.
AN example of this is a friend has a Bell helicopter. He does crop spraying. He has to have the engine rebuilt every 250 or 500 hours. I don't remember which but he has to have it done or he is grounded.
Some of this maybe dated so. Meaning it might cost even more now. LOL I looked hard at it 4-5 years ago. I decided that I could just hire a plane a few times each year for way less than what it costs to own/fly one.
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