Single Engine

Mooney’s compact four-seat singles have a following among pilots who enjoy doing more with less.

While it looks like a Piper Super Cub, the Husky is a more advanced aircraft.

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.

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.

V-tail Bonanzas for decades set the standard for high-performance, piston-single aircraft.