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AASI's Project Cessna

 

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is a four-seat, single-engine, high-wing fixed-wing aircraft. First flown in 1955 and still in production, more Cessna 172s have been built than any other aircraft. Even though this airplane has been in production for 56 years, and are basic compared to their turbine powered cousins, That doesn’t mean they have been left behind in the annals of history!

Asian Aeronautics Solutions Incorporated, Small Craft Division, had a chance to do a few modifications to an aging bird! After kicking the tires and taking it for a few hot laps AASI went to the warehouse and pulled a few items out of stock.

After a few weeks out rolled a new Cessna with a fresh coat of wax and… a glass cockpit only Garmin could produce. With so many computers you can practically let it fly its self, even if you do need a co-pilot to help keep track of the information.


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What does Garmin, Cessna, and Asian Aeronautics Solutions Incorporated have in common? All three have a long history of service, built on solid records, and deliver the highest level of excellence in their respective fields. So simply put… PERFECTION! When this old Cessna 172 Skyhawk landed on our airstrip here at Clark she had little more than a compass. When AASI’s Small Craft Division was finished, even the Airbus A380 looked on with envy!

 

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