Cessna's classic 172 Skyhawk can fly at about 143 mph and cover around 736 miles in ideal conditions with zero wind.

Often, when we think of long-endurance flights, our first thoughts jump to military ... undertaken by that most humble of aircraft, the Cessna 172. From December 1958 to February 1959, Bob Timm ...

Cessna started building the 172 training plane - and more than 60 years on, it’s still in production. Stephen Dowling looks at the reasons why it’s still so popular.

The first-generation Cessna 172s with the sloped, “fastback” fuselage is a favorite among some Skyhawk enthusiasts.

If you’re going to get in to the world of flight simulators, it’s best to go all-in. [Stevenarango] knows this and built a great Cessna 172 cockpit for his personal use. All the gauges ...

Care should be taken on the downwind to maintain pattern altitude until past the usual pattern boundary, because if you are ...