Cessna
Tuesday, January 24, 2012 A Skyhawk For EveryoneCessna’s hit airplane keeps getting better with age All really great flying adventures begin at dawn," wrote Stephen Coonts in his cross-country odyssey Cannibal Queen, and those words were all I was thinking about as I drove to the airport with the sun still hiding and the new day before me. |
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