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A big wing and twin tail fins contributed to the stability of the 1930s design.

A new four-blade propeller helps the light sport aircraft carry heavier loads and operate from shorter fields.

Similar to the Cirrus SR22 in certain ways, the 400 was meant to compete with that top-selling design

Piper announced the new single-engine turboprop in February and plans to begin deliveries right away.

Aimed mostly at having fun aloft, this amphibious two-seater can also travel.

Filling the role of a flying SUV, the Cessna 206 is ideal for carrying passengers, cargo, or both.

Like many civilian designs of the period, Stinson Reliants were drafted into military service as trainers and utility aircraft.

Its fabric covering might look old-fashioned, but the Viking is known for fast-paced flying.

The large, economical turbocharged single gives pilots load-carrying flexibility.

With a cruising speed around 70 ktas on a good day, this rag-and-tube classic lets you savor the journey.