T he Cessna 172 Skyhawk is a reliable single-engine, high-wing aircraft with a range of about 600 nautical miles. For those looking for a forgiving learning platform, this four-seater with docile ...

It is safe to call the Cessna 172 Skyhawk a historic aircraft. While it evolved from the 170 taildragger, the early 172 had its own strong identity attributable to its distinctive, squared-off ...

172S Skyhawk SP debuted in 1998 with a more powerful engine.The Cessna 172 has been in continuous production since 1956, with over 44,000 units built. It is the most-produced general aviation ...

The Cessna 172 cruises at a top speed of around 143 mph, while the Cessna 182 tops out at 170 mph. The 182 also comes out ahead for distance, with a range of over 1,000 miles versus the 172, which ...

Today’s Top Pick is a 1975 Cessna 172M Skyhawk. Cessna’s 172 Skyhawk first flew in 1955 and was based on the company’s earlier 170, a four-seat taildragger.

A plane went off the runway during an emergency landing at Drake Field Tuesday afternoon, according to Sgt. Stephen Mauk with the Fayetteville Police Department.The Cessna lost power at about 1:19 ...

3 plane crash survivors plucked from Atlantic Ocean at night after plane goes down off Florida coast. The single-engine Cessna Skyhawk went down several miles into the ocean.

Textron Inc. TXT recently clinched an agreement with BAA Training for supplying 48 of its Cessna Skyhawk aircraft. The anticipated scheduled delivery of the aircraft is 2026. Being a longstanding ...

A plane made a hard landing at the Sanford International Airport Thursday afternoon. Airport officials said the aircraft landed in grass and then attempted to take off before crashing again.

World War II combat pilot Donald Stern was granted his birthday wish, marking his 101st year by flying over New York City in a Cessna Skyhawk. Stern, who was born in New York City, rode shotgun on ...

Liberty University buys 16 Cessna Skyhawks for its pilot training program. Junebug Clark & Jeff Hetler By Alice Mannette – Reporter, Wichita Business Journal ...

According to FlightAware, The flight path of the Cessna 560 Citation V shows it took off from Tennessee, taking it northeast to New York's Long Island, where it turned around, flying over D.C ...