FLYING Staff

Cessna’s 206 is renowned for combining high power with high lift for hauling big loads.

Developed from the basic, utilitarian Cherokee Six, the Saratoga adds considerable performance and luxury.

Combining pressurization and a four-seat cabin makes the Lancair ES-P an ideal high-altitude family traveler.

Originally developed in the Czech Republic, the Allegro was a hit in Europe before coming to the U.S.

Piper’s answer to Cessna’s 172 is stable and forgiving, making it a solid personal aircraft.

Randy Bolinger brings experience, diverse aviation background, and strong leadership to the role.

Designed for pilots stepping up from piston singles, the Vision Jet eases the cockpit workload.

While its high-lift wing is not fast, it gives the Aztec impressive load-carrying and short-field performance.

Open-cockpit classic biplane offers pilots and passengers a peek into the early days of airmail.

Pressurization turns the powerful Cessna 210 into a serious high-altitude traveler.