Skyhawk vs. Skyhawk While it might look that way at first glance, upon closer inspection it’s clear that Bye’s electric Skyhawk isn’t a 172 with an electric motor bolted on the nose and some ...

This 1956 Skyhawk has 3,833 hours on the airframe and 375 hours since overhaul on its 145 hp Continental O-300 engine. The aircraft’s VFR panel includes a Bendix KT 170B nav/com, Narco ...

Cessna has built over 43,000 of its 172 Skyhawks since introducing the airplane back in 1955 and, until now, all have burned aviation fuel (Avgas) to fly the friendly skies. That is set to change ...

Today's Top Pick is a 1957 Cessna 172 Skyhawk. For pilots seeking a classic four-seat trainer with bold styling and backcountry chops, this Skyhawk delivers both nostalgia and per ...

The Cessna Skyhawk is the best-selling aircraft in the world and the ultimate training aircraft. The addition of dual EIS comes during the 70th anniversary year of the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, which ...

Skyhawk By The Numbers Many common 172 models cruise between 95 and 110 knots, depending on the powerplant and load. With roughly 53 usable gallons, the fuel capacity is typically 56 total gallons ...

The Cessna Skyhawk is the best-selling aircraft in the world and the ultimate training aircraft. The addition of dual EIS comes during the 70 th anniversary year of the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, which first ...

Cessna is set to boost production of the 172 Skyhawk by up to 36% over 2012 levels, in response to an unexpected surge of orders, says chief executive Scott Ernest.

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk has earned its place as a top choice for pilots as well as flight schools. It has respectable speed and range, but how does it compare to another Cessna model, like the ...

Cessna Aircraft recently delivered a 12th 172 Skyhawk to a Russian training program, part of nine training fleet contracts the company secured in the first half of the year. Cessna has delivered ...