Vernatherm Wear: What Are Your Replacement Options?
The Vernatherm on a Cessna engine will eventually wear out, and they’re not cheap to find. We discuss the best options here.
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The Vernatherm on a Cessna engine will eventually wear out, and they’re not cheap to find. We discuss the best options here.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Columns and Opinions
A True Story by Richard Bogert “Aviation in itself is not inherently dangerous. But to an even...
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Cessna Service Bulletins, News
On Dec. 6, the FAA issued a revised Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin (SAIB) concerning failure of both new and replacement versions of the “Sensor-Oil Pressure Switch (Hobbs Switch),” part number (P/N) 83278. The...
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | 2023 Issues, All Digital Issues
2023 Source Guide!
From air filters and appraisals to vortex generators and window repair, the annual Source Guide has been the “Yellow Pages” of the Cessna owner community for more than a decade.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Hangar Tip
Paul New’s May 2022 webinar included a section on lubrication, where he spoke about various types of lubrication for Cessna parts.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Aviation Insurance & Financing, Pre-Buy and First Six Months Webinars, Webinars
Plane Ownership – Part 1, Pre-Purchase webinar focuses on how to get ready to buy your Cessna and is meant not just for first-time plane buyers, but also those who are looking for a new-to-you plane.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Avionics, News
Updated Jan. 13, 2023 Garmin recently issued an update regarding its software update necessary to...
Read More© [Sunny studio] / Adobe Stock By Floyd Allen 12 Things Every Pilot Should Know About an...
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Since the Cessna 150 debuted in 1957, it’s played a central role in helping students earn their pilot’s certificate. It’s also played a major role in the success of the Tango Thirty One Aero Clube
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Avionics
the 150/152 series is light, docile, slow, and limited in range with two average-size people in the cockpit.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Maintenance
This article is a follow-up to “Introduction to Borescoping: Part 1,” which explains how owners can use borescope images to change the way they monitor cylinder health, allowing them to take preventative steps before serious issues occur.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Columns and Opinions
Does anyone use a checklist or have a few key items they ask the demo pilot to perform or show on these types of flights?
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | 2022 Issues, All Digital Issues
8 Featured Plane: Cessna 182 Tailwheel Conversion With Sportsman STOL Upgrade
16 Avionics: New Pilot Gear
20 Product Review: Bushliner NextGen Panel System
26 182 Restoration Part 2: New Paint and JPI Engine Monitor Upgrade
36 Eliminate Exterior Screw Corrosion
46 Hangar Tip: Best Substitute Lubricants
Posted by Cessna Owner Organization | Hangar Tip, Maintenance
In his May 2022 webinar, Paul New discussed many topics regarding corrosion in older Cessnas, including landing gear, which are more vulnerable than owners realize.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Cessna ADs Airthworthiness Directives, Cessna Service Bulletins, FAA Announcements & Certifications, News
Cylinder Cracking Possibly Ongoing in Continental 500-Series Engines, Even Post-AD Actions On Oct....
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Hangar Tip, Maintenance
By Erich RempertA&P/IA Consultant All of us have pulled into a gas station and filled up a low...
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Become a Better Pilot, Maintenance
Q New to the COO forum, having just purchased a 1975 C182. I am having the issue where fuel is...
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Maintenance, Upgrade & Refurbish
There are several great reasons to be actively involved in your Cessna’s restoration. Possibly the best reason is that it helps you learn more about your plane than you could possibly know otherwise.
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | Cessna Service Bulletins
Updated January 16, 2023: Click here to read the same service letter related to other models including the 180 and 182. Textron Aviation has released Service Information Notifications for certain 300 and 400 Cessna models. For...
Read MorePosted by Cessna Owner Organization | 2022 Issues, All Digital Issues
8 Featured Plane: The Cessna 150
18 Avionics: What’s Going on at Aspen
22 Borescoping Part 2: Performing Cylinder Inspections
26 Modernizing the Cessna 150/152 Panel
32 How to Repair Plastic Trim
46 Hangar Tip: How to Address Gear Corrosion