The Family Skylane: Cessna 182Q
For this family, their 1979 Cessna 182Q is more than a means of transportation. It is a tool for adventure, a classroom in the sky, and a bridge connecting them to places and people that matter most.
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For this family, their 1979 Cessna 182Q is more than a means of transportation. It is a tool for adventure, a classroom in the sky, and a bridge connecting them to places and people that matter most.
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Trusted avionics provider Guardian Avionics protects pilots from invisible threat of Carbon Monoxide (CO) and offers cockpit connectivity solutions.
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Although this Cessna 305 Bird Dog looks like the vintage liaison aircraft that served in Korea and Vietnam, this Bird Dog was built in 2001 by Air Repair using accumulated new/old stock parts.
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My former flight instructor, John Dorcey, is a huge proponent of the Society of Aviation and Flight Educators (SAFE).
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As the story goes, Cessna marked the Skyhawk’s Silver Anniversary (25 years) by painting the first one off the line that year metallic cardinal silver, with a midnight red primary stripe and a flag red accent stripe.
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