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A popular step-up aircraft, the Cessna 182 is well-suited to a wide range of missions.

In production since 1947, the Bonanza evolved into a six-seat flying limousine.

Small, two-seat trainer design was known for responsive handling when compared with competing models.

A smooth, forgiving flier, the 170B might be the ideal taildragger for many pilots.

A top-selling model from the renowned kit manufacturer, the GlaStar offers pilots harmonious handling and economical travel options.

Often considered the original personal aircraft, the graceful, purposeful Cub still holds its own.

After training thousands of pilots for World War II, many of these beefy biplanes continue to serve.

All-metal, tricycle-gear four-seater set a new tone for GA.

Long-running 1940s military trainer design evolved into specialized versions for airshows and aerobatic competition.

Improved ground handing made this tricycle-gear Piper a hit with pilots.