Taildragger

Some pilots consider its side-by-side seating more civilized than the tandem format.

An apex predator among bush aircraft, the 185 can carry a big load into the backcountry.

A close relative of the earlier J-3 Cub, the PA-11 has upgrades including a neat-looking, enclosed engine cowling.

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

Wing-mounted camera improves safety during taxiing by allowing frontal view for experimental tailwheel aircraft, company says.

Classic Cub represents a modern-day interpretation of the seminal Piper J-3.

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

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.

Often considered the original personal aircraft, the graceful, purposeful Cub still holds its own.