Jason McDowell

1 week ago | planeandpilotmag.com | Jason McDowell

Fun flying and ease of ownership define the trusty Cessna 150. For missions involving only one or two people, it’s a tough airplane to beat. And today’s example is available for $49,000 on Aircraft For Sale. From primary training to commercial maneuvers, the legendary 150 has seen countless pilots through to their certificates. Notably, it has done so while earning a tidy profit for operators.

1 week ago | planeandpilotmag.com | Jason McDowell

For many aircraft owners, the essence of ownership has nothing to do with numbers on a spreadsheet. Instead, it’s all about the experience – how an airplane makes you feel, and what sorts of memorable experiences it can unlock. Fun flying and good times are what today’s bargain – a 1946 Erco 415C Ercoupe – is all about, and the fun can be yours for $29,000 on Aircraft For Sale.

2 weeks ago | flyingmag.com | Jason McDowell

June is upon us, and with it comes eager anticipation for the general aviation event of the year, EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. After months of seemingly endless cold weather and extended hours of darkness, we’re on the brink of epic times with lifelong friends. AirVenture (July 21-27) is a massive fly-in where over 10,000 airplanes arrive for a weeklong celebration of all things aviation. It’s best experienced as an airplane owner.

2 weeks ago | planeandpilotmag.com | Jason McDowell

In many cases, the charm of owning a vintage airplane comes with a steep price in the form of maintenance and upkeep. Rare parts are difficult to source, and few mechanics possess the know-how to fix and maintain limited-production types. But sometimes, a classic example of a common and easy-to-maintain type emerges – like this 1956 Cessna 172 Skyhawk, available for $70,000 on Aircraft For Sale. This 172 is notable in a few ways.

1 month ago | planeandpilotmag.com | Jason McDowell

Every now and then, a notable bargain appears here on Bargain Buys. Among the usual sub-$100,000 airplanes we feature, such as Cessna 150s and small taildraggers, certain types are elusive—like this 1965 Piper PA-32-260 Cherokee Six, available on Aircraft For Sale for $99,500. First flown in 1963, some 7,900 Cherokee Sixes were manufactured during the primary production run between 1965 and 2007.