30
Jul
2008
Posted by admin as Cessna 140, aircraft
Cessna aircraft feature several models. All are among the finest aircraft for anyone keen on flying.
Cessna 140 is a light and beautiful airplane that many prefer. Its characteristics make the aircraft also very suitable for those flight maniacs who are not experienced enough. The plane is not very powerful; its 85 horses make it as powerful as any average car. The average speed of Cessna 140 is about 140 mph and for that reason flying on this aircraft is a great pleasure. It has one passenger seat and many people actually use these planes for sightseeing.
Among the rest of the benefits of this model is that it needs only 750ft (236 meters) ground roll to take off and 460ft (71 meters) to land. Since the requirements are not big it is the perfect private plane.
A significant downside is that the fuel tank of Cessna 140 model is small. It is 22 gals meaning that the plane can fly for about 4 hours at 65% power. On the other hand it is an economy plane as it uses only 4 gals of fuel per hour.
There are many Cessna 140 aircraft for sale. The easiest way to find one is to look for a local club or a community of Cessna fans. The people there would be able to advise you about the aircraft available as well as for the average prices.
Since Cessna models are not modern airplanes it is likely that you are not able to find a plane in a perfect shape. If you are not aware of the specifics of Cessna 140 aircraft or know nothing about planes it is best to buy one only after you have arranged a professional to examine the aircraft.
The other option is to look for Cessna 140 for sale that has been refurbished or even modified. The most common modifications for the 140 model are the metal wings. Originally Cessna 140 is made with fabric wings. However they are hard to maintain and for that reason many people use aluminum sheets. You may come across Cessna 140 with landing gear extenders.
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