The Cessna 152 is an American two-seat, fixed gear, high wing general aviation aircraft. It is used primarily for flight training and personal use, for both of which it is eminently suited, being relatively easy to fly and inexpensive to buy. It was based on the earlier Cessna 150, but this later model incorporated a […]
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Introduced in 1962 as a more powerful version of its older ‘Apache’ sibling, the first Piper PA 23 Aztec featured 250 horsepower, normally aspirated Lycoming engines, a swept tail, and seating for five. Manufactured until 1982, the model moved through series A through F. The Aztec B series rapidly followed in late 1962, with six-place
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The Piper PA 38 Tomahawk – usually just known as the Tomahawk’ – is a fairly old aircraft, having been introduced in 1978, though it first flew in 1973. Generations of pilots have learned to fly on this two-seater single-engined aircraft, for it was designed as a trainer, which is mainly used for it. When
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Introduction The Cessna 340 series aircraft aimed to straddle a gap between the entry-level unpressurized twins, such as the Cessna 310, Twin Comanche, Beech Baron, Piper Aztec, and the larger, more expensive Cessna 414, Piper Aerostar, and the Beechcraft Duke. One of the first light twins to offer a pressurized cabin and a proper cabin-class
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