Single Engine

Favored by bush pilots, missionaries, and the military, Helio Couriers led interesting lives.

Essentially a Cherokee with retractable gear, the Arrow is a sweet spot for many pilots.

As the immediate ancestor to the best-selling Skyhawk, the Cessna 170 is historically significant.

People might mistake the N3N for a Boeing Stearman, but the two have little in common.

Much like a minivan or large station wagon, the Lance is ideal for long family trips.

First flown in the late 1970s, the Glasair delivered impressive performance, often from modest power.

Cessna’s 210 represents a big single that can compete with light twins.

Stinson enjoyed a healthy share of the GA market before the arrival of modern, all-metal aircraft.

Mooney’s M20 is a classic design that has undergone decades of incremental improvements.

After 10 years and 420 hours, the six-place family hauler is still fresh.