Three touch-and-go maneuvers were planned, which is when an aircraft lands on a runway and then takes off again without coming to a full stop. On the third maneuver, Williams realized that the left ...

In this flight a get back into the cockpit of a Cessna 172, and make my first flight after my emergency landing. I really ...

Scotia Seaplanes is operated from Prestwick Flight Centre in Ayrshire, on the west coast of Scotland. Their Cessna 172 is a 1969 FR172F Reims Rocket Floatplane, adapted by substituting Wipline 2350-A ...

Took to the skies in a Cessna 172 from Pittsburgh all the way to Doylestown—smooth skies, epic views, and an unforgettable journey! #PilotLife #CessnaAdventure #FlyingHigh A stunning reversal of ...

The Cessna 172 is one of the most iconic planes in aviation history. This four-seat, single-engine plane was introduced in 1956 and has become the go-to for recreational pilots around the world.

will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Cessna 172 Skyhawk single-engine training aircraft in 2025. The type, first introduced in its most simple form in 1955, has come a long way since then, with ...

A Cessna 172 holds the record for the longest endurance flight in history: 64 days, 22 hours, and 19 minutes from 4 December 1958 to 23 January 1959. Flying over Nevada and California, pilots Robert ...

He further briefed that unlike in the Microsoft simulator, we'll be flying an Old Cessna 172 without the glass cockpit ("with steam gauges" in his own words). After the briefing, it was time to head ...

The search for a four-seater Cessna 172 aircraft resumes today with Dominican authorities confirming the sighting of the wreckage of the plane that had departed from the Douglas Charles Airport on ...

Cessna is one of the most popular general aviation and private aviation manufacturers in the world. The company was founded in 1927 by Victor Roos and Clyde Cessna. Clyde bought out Roos within the ...

According to ClickOrlando, the incident involved a Cessna 172, the type of sturdy small craft often seen buzzing over Orlando skies, less often seen making unscheduled detours into waterways.