Question: Is it possible to legally fly a Cessna 150 as a light sport aircraft? I have a sport pilot certificate. A friend has offered me his 1960s 150 with a 100 hp Continental O-200-A, and empty ...

At the time, another young club member and I had a running competition (though not terribly serious) over who could take a 150 higher. The record was mine at that time — about 12,000 feet ...

Restored 1966 Cessna 150 housed at Alexandria Airport is used by the Vikingland Flying Club Doug Garin of Alexandria found the plane in an abandoned hanger in Battle Lake.

In the middle, the small radio stack has been modernized with a PS Engineering audio panel and a Garmin GTX327 transponder. A ...

This 1976 Cessna 150 has 4,813 hours on the airframe, 845 hours on its 160 hp Lycoming O-320 D1A engine since it was installed brand-new in 1994, and 830 hours since new on its Sensenich propeller.

The Cessna 150 is a two-seater light aircraft used primarily for flight training. Originally designed in the US in the mid 1950s, it was produced from 1958 to 1977. It is powered by a four-piston ...

BRS clinched US approval for the two-seat Cessna 150/152 series parachute in 1993, becoming the first whole-aircraft supporting parachute system to be approved by any certification agency.

A light airplane that won't frighten new pilots. An heir to the 152, the Cessna 162 was unveiled (as a mockup) at the 2007 Oshkosh, Wisconsin fly-in.

Dustan Biegler, 41, and Colton Hill, 24, both of Nebraska, died Wednesday after a small Cessna aircraft they were flying in crashed in the state's southeastern corner.