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

The A-4 Skywalk was a lightweight beast when it was introduced in the 1950s. Here's its top speed, which even set a world ...

If you were a Generation X child, you likely remember the “Tinker Toys” play sets from the 1970s before video games captured ...

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

Owning a Skyhawk can be a rewarding experience, from fuel and maintenance to insurance and hangar fees, but it's important to execute a plan.

Many pilots find the Cardinal just right for their missions and have turned it into a popular choice on the used market.

Textron Aviation today announced the tenth anniversary of the company’s innovative Top Hawk program designed to provide ...

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.

Mr Wilkinson was a 22-year-old anti-aircraft gunner serving on HMS Intrepid when he opened fire and hit an enemy Skyhawk fighter jet during the conflict in 1982. The image of the stricken plane ...

Cessna Skyhawk, the world’s most popular single-engine aircraft, turns 70 WICHITA, Kan., April 02, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Textron Aviation today announced the tenth anniversary of the company ...

Currently, the country’s air defense uses only six McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk aircraft adapted for this type of mission.