CESSNA 150 Archives | FLYING Magazine

The author says that had he entered a stall spin, the water would have been gone during a postcrash inspection. [Image: Joel Kimmel]

Veteran Pilot Warns About Recognizing the Hidden Danger

86-year-old recounts near-disastrous experience with weight and balance.

1971 Cessna 150L [Credit: Hiller Aviation Brokerage and Consulting]

This 1971 Cessna 150L Is a Training and Time-Building ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick

Versatile two-place trainer is well-suited for a variety of personal missions.

1968 Cessna 150H [Credit: Hiller Aviation]

This 1968 Cessna 150H Is a Garmin-Equipped ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick

Proven trainer legacy blends with a modernized panel for the ultimate time-building machine.

The author says what should have been a routine landing turned into an unforgettable encounter. [Illustration: Joel Kimmel]

Unexpected Wildlife Management Forces Pilot’s Quick Thinking

Routine flight turns into an unexpected learning experience.

Often pilots seem to misunderstand what is happening when the engine fails. [Credit: Meg Godlewski]

How Pilots Can Prepare for Unexpected Power Loss

Here’s a review of the correct response and how to avoid common mistakes in an engine-out situation.

Preparing for Unexpected, Inevitable Aircraft Maintenance Bills

Putting aside savings in case of an emergency is warranted, but the question is, how much?

This 1966 Cessna 150F Is a Budget-Conscious, Time-Building ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick

Often considered as the Skyhawk’s kid sibling, Cessna’s 150 and 152 are no-nonsense workhorses.

What Is the Best Aircraft for Time Building?

Legacy single aircraft like the venerable Cessna 150 series and Piper Cherokees are popular time-building machines, as are many of the light sport aircraft on the market.

Passenger Lands Cessna 150 After Pilot Incapacitation

Pilot later dies, but rider saves herself.

Why Aren’t Cessna 140s/150s Considered Light Sport Aircraft?

It seems some pilots can’t wait for the change in weight requirement.