END OF AN ERA
The CESSNA 195 was the last of the Cessna radial engine airplanes. Its lineage stems from the art-deco era of clean lines and owes its brutish good looks to the fact that it has no struts to brace the wings. The first to be built of all metal construction, the five passenger 195 has durability and ruggedness built in which is one reason that many are still flying today.
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The CESSNA 195 was the last of the Cessna radial engine airplanes. Its lineage stems from the art-deco era of clean lines and owes its brutish good looks to the fact that it has no struts to brace the wings. The first to be built of all metal construction, the five passenger 195 has durability and ruggedness built in which is one reason that many are still flying today.
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The CESSNA 195 was the last of the Cessna radial engine airplanes. Its lineage stems from the art-deco era of clean lines and owes its brutish good looks to the fact that it has no struts to brace the wings. The first to be built of all metal construction, the five passenger 195 has durability and ruggedness built in which is one reason that many are still flying today.
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