Used Aircraft Guide

A thoroughly modernized rag-and-tube utility aircraft that shines on floats or wheels.

A fast, pressurized cabin-class twin thats an excellent step-up from a high performance single.

Cheap to buy, cheap to fly and the panache of a taildragger in one affordable package.

A high-class twin with good speed and decent payload. Theyre a good value in the current soft market.

Owners like this classy cabin-class single but concede maintenance costs are high and reliability isn’t the best.

Although not a huge success for Cessna, the Cardinal has come into its own as an affordable mid-performance cruiser.

Its often the first airplane many buyers think of when stepping up to a retrac from an entry level model.

An affordable, easy-to-fly airplane that bridges the gap between pure trainer and entry level cruiser.

The Trinidad isn’t the fastest retractable on the block but it excels in comfort and load carrying capability.

For the low-and-slow crowd, this pleasant tandem two-seater is a delight to fly and available at modest cost.

Among the late 1940s fun flyers, the Coupe was both sporty and innovative. These aircraft are now affordable classics.

Its hardly the fastest twin but its reliable, easy to maintain and insure and its one of only three piston twins still in production.