Cessna
170-Knot SUVIt’s the top of Cessna’s piston line, and not unlike ground-bound SUVs, the Turbo Stationair can haul (almost) anything you can close the doors on As one of the premier general aviation manufacturers, Cessna has always enjoyed something of a utility image. |
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