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On October 22, 2019, at the NBAA convention, Pilatus announced the most advanced and versatile single-engine turboprop PC-12 NGX. The newest development of the PC-12 was already certified by the Federal Aviation Administration. It is a single-engine turboprop-powered by the Pratt and Whitney PT6E-67XP. Its improved engine technology boasts an Electronic Propeller and Engine Control […]
In late 1959, the Cessna 210 was introduced to the aviation market. The aircraft was developed into 26 model variants. The earlier versions, Cessna 210 and 210A had four seats and powered by a Continental IO-470 engine with a rated thrust of 260 horsepower. In 1961, the fuselage and wing were entirely restructured; the fuselage […]
In late 1967, the model 177 equipped with a 150-horsepower engine was introduced to the public. The 177 Cardinal was designed to replace the 172 Skyhawk, which was to be ceased after the introduction of the latter aircraft. Initially, it was to be named the 172J to go after the model 172I in 1968. The […]
185 Skywagon Production The 185 Skywagon is an evolutionary successor of the well known Cessna 180. In July 1960, this light utility aircraft took its maiden flight. In March 1961, the first production type was completed. The Cessna 185 Skywagon was produced from 1961 to 1985 with over 4,400 units built. 185 Skywagon Design and […]
