Flying

Used Business Jet Review

Cessna Citation I

New life for an old model... Read Now

Dassault Falcon 200

Dassault stopped producing this twin-engine model more than two decades ago, but pilots still love it. it has great range and can climb 6,000 feet per... Read Now

Hawker 700

Introduced in 1977, the hawker 700 has endured  thanks to its durability, spacious stand-up cabin and bargain prices. You can pick one up on the ... Read Now

Agusta A109

If legendary sports car builder Enzo Ferrari had designed a helicopter, this would have been it: the Italian-made Agusta A109 light twin.  First ... Read Now

Cessna 208B Grand Caravan

A rugged “utility infielder” since 1990... Read Now

Gulfstream’s GIII

The GIII cemented Gulfstream’s reputation as the leading business jet provider of the 1980s. It set speed and distance records in its category; easily... Read Now

MD 902 Explorer

Despite a challenging lineage, this is a great light twin-engine helicopter... Read Now

Hawker 1000A: More of a good thing

On paper, the Hawker 1000A looked like a winner. But after six years and anemic sales, Raytheon walked away from the program with only 52 built, even ... Read Now

Cessna 441 Conquest II

Airplanes come apart in midair for a variety of reasons. An errant pilot loses control or flies a model past its design limit, or unrepaired cracks an... Read Now

Learjet 60

When it comes to pure climbing power, the Learjet 60 is hard to beat. This airplane doesn’t just take off–it blasts off. Its power comes courtesy of a... Read Now