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This 1977 Cessna 152 Is a Time-Tested ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
No-nonsense, ready-to-fly machine boasts complete logs and ADS-B Out.
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Is Ground Instruction Required Before You Fly?
It’s necessary because it brings all-important preflight briefings to the forefront.
This 1978 Cessna 152 Is an Ideal Flight School Workhorse ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
Reliable, efficient, and upgraded power make this classic trainer a smart choice for pilots building hours.
This 1978 Cessna 152 II Is an economical ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick
This compact two-seater is easy to live with as a personal aircraft or trainer.
More Training Aircraft in Reach with FAA’s Proposed MOSAIC Rule
If the NPRM transitions to an official rule, several of the aircraft that currently make up the training fleet could be legally flown with a sport pilot certificate.
Living the Dream on the Flying Horseman Ranch
This private airfield owner found an aviation paradise on 100 acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Protecting Lake Ridge Aero Park
The Rovegno brothers are aiming to bring the heartbeat back to this nearly 80-year-old grass strip airport in North Carolina.
The Daunting Endeavor of Buying Your First Aircraft
Don’t venture too far into the weeds without first determining which direction you’d like to go.
Three Killed in California Mid-Air Collision
A Cessna twin overtakes a Cessna 152 at Watsonville Airport.
Flight Instructor Learns Valuable Lesson About Flying with a New Student
The Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB) said in May 2019 a relatively new flight instructor managed to wrestle control of a Cessna 152 away from a student pilot at just 400 feet agl after the aircraft abruptly pitched down into a steep dive at 2,000 feet agl. The instructor sustained minor injuries while the student […]
