Single Engine

Developed as a 172 replacement, the Cardinal eventually filled a higher-end slot in the market.

Turbocharging and a longer wing give this specialized Bonanza an advantage at altitude.

Known for performing a range of missions well, the Skylane is sought-after on the used market.

Developed during the late 1970s for the Brazilian Air Force, the Tucano trainer grew popular around the world.

Big, sturdy, and stable, the Stearman helped thousands of combat pilots earn their wings.

Here’s how to handle the throttle, propeller, and other controls to get the best glide if the engine in a single quits.

While known for its electric aircraft, Pipistrel also builds the sleek, speedy Panthera piston single.

Tracing its heritage to the 1960s BD-1 kit concept, the Cheetah is an efficient, economical mount.

This long-running Piper model offers an appealing combination of performance and economy.

As the predecessor to the legendary 172, this vintage taildragger is similarly stable and forgiving