Search Results for: Cessna 172

The pilot, who was also AOPA-Iceland’s president, died in the incident, along with three tourists, according to reports.

Company says new facility to open Feb. 14 is in response to the ongoing pilot shortage.

Often when we go to the movies or watch television, flying becomes fiction.

FLYING looks at interesting spots where frost belt folks can break winter’s grip.

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After earning his private pilot certificate and flying Cessna 172s, FLYING’s owner and CEO Craig Fuller “did the math” and discovered what many buyers also learn—that it was just not possible to find one perfect airplane to serve him for every desired mission. He wanted something fun for pure recreational flying, but also something that […]

Beechcraft A36 Bonanza Dislodged Oil Pan Heat Pad After removal of the left lower side engine compartment inspection panel, the left oil sump heater pad was found dislodged and wrapped around the throttle control arm and cable. Part total time: unknown Cessna 172N Skyhawk Lubricated Heater Valve Hinge During taxi, pilot reported smoke in the […]

November 4, 2021, Decatur, Ga. Cessna 172A At about 0947 Eastern time, the airplane was substantially damaged when it was landed off-airport following engine failure. The solo student pilot sustained minor injuries. Visual conditions prevailed. Shortly after takeoff and while flying at 1500 feet msl, the student noted the engine began running rough, followed by […]

When you fly low, things may reach up to get you.

Just one day is all it took for the weather at Dalton, Georgia, KDNN, to go from sunny skies to cloudy and grey. But with higher freezing levels still allowing for cross-countries of modest length, you decided to stick with your plan to fly 211 miles from Louisville, Kentucky, to Dalton. There, you’ll visit a […]