Search Results for: Cessna 172

Formation flight down the Hudson River required trust, freedom, and length of leash.

Step up from a high-performance four-seat piston aircraft and step out in style with a new cabin-class owner-flown six-seater.

In 1966, the FAA released a report that found that physicians had a fatality rate four times greater than other pilots.

Slotted flaps, hinged or tracked, add a separate source of lift.

This sleek jet is actually Swiss, but it seems more Canadian, as if Paul Bunyan has gone Wall Street.

Deadly deception reveals itself in seemingly unrelated ways and can sneak up before you know what happened.

Pilot recalls a lesson learned about tanks from a dead stick landing.

Looking back over 20-some years, the tech company has achieved great success in its line of IFDs—otherwise there wouldn’t be 30,000 in the field.

An early tricycle-gear success, the Tri-Pacer helped convince Cessna to develop the 172.

Managing editor makes unforeseen journey to aviation and FLYING Magazine.