Stinson 108

Taking grandmothers on what will probably be their last earthly flights was a privilege.

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

Up a creek and down a paddle: A Stinson trip to Alaska

There’s a lot to love in California, particularly for pilots and those who enjoy outdoor adventure.

A GA pilot and his flying pooch
enjoy the bachelor life for a bit
on some mountain airstrips in the Cascades.

As a successor to the Model 10A Voyager just after World War II, the four-seat 108 was especially practical for the time.

A trip to Copalis State (S16), the Lower 48’s only public beach airport, becomes a relaxing Labor Day outing.

A Fairchild 24 flies off after its restoration—only to return 19 years later.

Keeping the fun and adventure in training and time building is the best way to build a foundation for an enjoyable aviation career.

A pilot had dreams of buying a Cessna 195. That is, until he laid eyes on a blue and green 1946 Stinson 108.