This 1968 Cessna 177 Cardinal Is a Sleek, Well-designed ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
Designed to replace the 172 Skyhawk, the sharp-looking Cardinal eventually lost out.
Designed to replace the 172 Skyhawk, the sharp-looking Cardinal eventually lost out.
More than 50 years after its arrival on the market, this six-seat single remains a favorite with pilots.
Maule’s high-wing taildraggers are known for their backcountry capability.
Looking like a miniature fighter from World War II, the Swift offers sporty handling to match its appearance.
Modern design and striking performance can make this reimagined Cub more appealing than the original.
A wide, comfortable cabin and airstair passenger door make this light twin feel more like a small airliner.
While the PA-24 came with a variety of engines, the 260 horsepower version tends to be the favorite.
Turbocharged, four-seat single with attractive styling will turn heads on the ramp.
The Austrian four-seat single excels as a trainer or personal aircraft for family travel.
This early French business jet was based on a 1950s fighter and gained renown as a FedEx freight carrier.