Taildragger

With ‘handheld’ listed as primary navigation equipment, this is a seat-of-the-pants ride.

This vintage personal aircraft from the immediate post-World War II era has three seats and plenty of charm.

Unlike many vintage taildraggers, this Citabria is designed to handle aerobatics.

Like sampling a fine wine, one can slowly mosey around the airport, have relaxed conversations, take in the vintage airplanes, and lazily discuss plans.

Many consider this airplane the ultimate expression of Piper’s Cub series.

This vintage rag-and-tube taildragger promises a pleasant trip to another era.

With 375 hp and modern avionics, this mid-20th century aircraft is ready for current missions.

Here’s how a Nashville coffee shop owner turned his passion for flying his taildragger into a new career.

The backcountry specialist forges new ground—and positions for growth.

Made for the backcountry, we take the latest in the Carbon Cub experimentals series off airport.