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  When pilots are looking for a twin-engine aircraft that provides a spacious cabin and easy handling, the Piper Navajo is regarded as a strong contender by many. The Navajo is popular for charter flying as well as private ownership for those who look for an aircraft that provides a sense of luxury.  In 1962 […]

Designed to make long, non-stop trips from coast to coast and born as the IAI 1125 Astra SPX aircraft. The Gulfstream G100 is one of the many aircraft that was designed and produced by Israel Aerospace Industries for Gulfstream Aerospace. The Gulfstream G100 is a mid-size, low-wing private jet that is powered by two aft

The Piper PA-24 Comanche is a single-engined, low wing, all-metal light aircraft, with retractable landing gear and either four or six seats. Piper designed and built the aircraft from 1956 until 1972, when the manufacturing plant was wiped out by a massive flood and production ceased. There were a number of different models built during

Introduction In the mid-1950s, Beechcraft realized no medium-sized aircraft in their line-up between the single-engine Baron 35 Bonanza and the much larger dual-engine Baron 50 Twin Bonanza. They filled this gap in 1958 with the introduction of the short-lived Beechcraft 95 Travel Air. But this model was soon succeeded by the Baron Model 55. The

Introduction The wide-cabin, high-speed G150 business aircraft was unveiled in September 2002 by Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation of Savannah, Georgia, and it made its first flight in May 2005 after being constructed in IAI facilities. The Gulfstream G150 is based on the Gulfstream G100, which was the company’s mid-size aircraft. The G100, on the other hand,

The Cessna 195: A Vintage Aircraft to Love Today If ever you search for a definition of class or elegance, the Cessna 195 is the epitome of both. Designed in an era long since gone, Cessna produced the 190 and 195 aircraft immediately post-WWII as their last radial-engined aircraft. A classic design, the 195 is

Introduction On September 9, 2002, Gulfstream introduced a new product line offering in each segment of the business jet market that delivers an outstanding balance of cost, performance, and value-added client preferences. The same day, a new name for Gulfstream aircraft was unveiled in conjunction with the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA). Gulfstream introduced the

Introduction Recognized by its easy-to-spot V tail, the Beechcraft Bonanza is an aircraft that debuted in 1947 with state-of-the-art workmanship. As World War II ended it was introduced as an all-metal light aircraft that will take the general aviation pilots by storm.  This low wing aircraft was put on the market with a noticeable V

The Cessna 175 entered the scene after successfully introducing the Cessna 172 and Cessna 182 tricycle gear series. Cessna found themselves in an awkward position: the versatile Skyhawk was a little too slow for some owners, but the Skylane was too expensive of an upgrade despite having adequate performance. To solve the issue, Cessna married

Introduction The Gulfstream G600 was unveiled on the 14th of October, 2014. It was introduced as the successor to the G550, which had a production run of 600 units, making it the top-selling inter-continental business jet globally. A feat that the company expects the G600 to match. To set it up for success, Gulfstream has