Cessna Owner November 2026
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Author: Cessna Owner Organization
Get Ready For Cold Weather
Fall is one of the best times of year to look closely at the airplane before winter makes small problems bigger.
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Why Wiring Matters
Behind every successful avionics upgrade is a complex network of wiring, connectors, and careful planning. Learn how aging wiring, installation challenges, and overlooked details can lead to costly setbacks—and what aircraft owners can do to keep their projects on track.
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When Best Procedures and Common Sense Fail
A primer on EASA Maintenance, Carl Ziegler asks pilots to question maintenance on exactly what was done on your plane instead of relying on the documentation on the work order.
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Repair or Overhaul?
A financial comparison is not the only element to consider, the calendar time since overhaul is also a factor.
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What Records Should You Actually Keep?
The annual’s done and the logbooks are back, maybe with an invoice and a parts tag. What should you have now, and which records are yours to keep up? Lose an AD record, and rebuilding it can sometimes mean doing the AD again.
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Why It Makes Sense to Bundle Maintenance & Upgrades
Planned downtime can create an opportunity to coordinate maintenance and upcoming work while the aircraft is already in the shop.
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The Most Overlooked Piece of a Modernized Cockpit
Why the control yoke deserves consideration when upgrading avionics, autopilot controls, and cockpit ergonomics in legacy Cessna and Piper aircraft
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Webinar: Ignition Uncovered – Part 3
In this practical session, Electroair will look at what owners and mechanics may encounter after electronic ignition is installed, why an unexpected symptom does not necessarily mean the electronic ignition caused it, and how to begin distinguishing an ignition issue from an existing condition that has become more apparent.
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How Well Do You Know Your Airplane?
You found when the muffler was replaced. But the same entry mentions another inspection. Now you’ve got something else to look for.
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Mountain High Receives FAA NORSEE Approval for EDS-305X Series O2D2 Oxygen Systems
Mountain High Equipment & Supply, a manufacturer of aviation oxygen equipment, has received FAA NORSEE approval for specific configurations of its O2D2 supplemental breathing oxygen systems.
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Planning a Cessna Interior Upgrade: What Owners Should Know Before They Start
It’s tempting to begin an interior project by choosing leather colors, carpet, stitching, and other design details. Before you get to that stage, though, think about when the work makes the most sense for your aircraft.
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Keep an Eye on SkyWatch
The SkyWatch website is intuitive and easy to use from my mobile device. My first quote was completed in seven minutes, with the ability to see the premium, adjust coverage, and pay for the policy (i.e., go from uninsured to insured in less than 10 minutes).
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Cessna Skymaster
The Skymaster is a good aircraft if you know its habits and learn how to fly and take care of this unique twin.
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FAA Releases Plan for Transitioning General Aviation Aircraft to Unleaded Gas
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released its Transition Plan for Unleaded Aviation Gasoline, which provides a roadmap to safely integrate unleaded fuel into the general aviation fleet.
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Pass the Vision Portion of Your Medical
CRISP. SHARP. CLEAR. – CLAROXAN ADVANCED A big part of being able to pass your medical is...
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uAvionix and Jeppesen ForeFlight Announce “SkyPlay”
Avionics innovator uAvionix and flight planning leader Jeppesen ForeFlight have partnered to introduce SkyPlay, a disruptive hardware-software ecosystem designed to bridge the gap between portable tablets and panel-mounted avionics.
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When Does an Ignition Upgrade Actually Make Sense?
Electronic ignition systems can offer benefits such as easier starts, smoother engine operation, and reduced maintenance, but they are not the right upgrade for every aircraft or owner.
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Practically Amazing 1953 Cessna 170
Donn Hopkins was the pilot of the photo-shoot flight, while friend and student pilot Erin Clancy...
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Split-Second Bird Strike Avoidance
AV Guardian exists for those moments you don’t see coming:
the bird you never spot until it’s too late, the impact you never expected
at cruise altitude, the risk you didn’t think applied to your kind of flying.
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