Showing posts with label Cessna 195. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cessna 195. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 22, 2020

Almost OSH Gathering at Northeast Iowa Regional Airport


By Mark Nankivil

When returning to St. Louis from a family trip to Minnesota last Friday, we stopped in Mason City, IA for gas and a pit stop. As we were finishing up fueling, along comes a foursome of T-6s/SNJs and a T-34 in trail flying over and making a pass over town. They came back and made the break over the airport about a half mile away, so we headed over there. It turned out that a group planning to go to Oshkosh (of course now cancelled) decided they would get together anyway. 

The FBO kindly allowed us onto the apron where we found a Beaver on floats and a P-51D (N151BW 44-74813) Cripes A’Mighty. Further down in front of the private hangars we found scads of AT-6s and SNJs, and another P-51D (N1751D 44-63675) Sierra Sue II. We also saw a pair of orange O-1s, the T-34, a nice Maule and Cessna 195. A big thank you to Dawn Gourley with Northeast Iowa Regional Airport for the opportunity to take these photos.

































Wednesday, June 10, 2020

EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2019: Vintage Aircraft - Classic Cessna

The Aero Experience continues our coverage of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2019, sponsored by Elite Aviation, with this look at the classic Cessna aircraft in the Vintage Area. Included here are Cessna aircraft models dating from the late 1940s that still provide great utility and flying satisfaction today. From the bush flying ability of the 170 to the performance and beauty of the 195 Businessliner, this collection includes some of the most recognizable general aviation aircraft ever produced.  


Cessna 170























Cessna 172 Skyhawk




Cessna 180 




















Cessna 182 Skylane


Cessna 190/195 Businessliner