The Cessna 172 and the time it flew 64 days continuously

In this video, we take a closer look at the Cessna 172, the world's most popular single-engine aircraft. From its humble beginnings as a small, four-seat trainer in the 1950s, the Cessna 172 has become a mainstay of the aviation industry, with over 43,000 units produced to date. Whether you're a student pilot learning to fly or a seasoned aviator, there's a good chance you've spent some time in the cockpit of a Cessna 172. In this video, we'll explore the history, features, and versatility of this iconic aircraft, and why it continues to be a favorite of pilots around the world.
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[@jonujangid3J]

I enjoyed this video, the way you explain is just amazing. I also like Cessna 172 best plane,

[@m.s.aviation7065]

The 172 will always have a special place in my heart as the first plane I have ever flown in other than airliners. Such a robust and classic aircraft! Awesome production quality as always man, I really enjoyed it!

[@Moro-ob5yd]

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[@lolezplayz]

wow. Really excited to fly a plane when I grow up lol

[@coreyjordan2745]

Awesome! Educational and informative

[@rcman4.2flyboy]

I like that you put a UAP in the sim I noticed it right away 🛸🖖

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[@KonstantinosPlatis]

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[@AINDWK]

My favorite aeroplane sessna 172

[@aviatortrevor]

"There generator failed, so they had no heat, light, or autopilot." LOL. NO. 1st off, it's an alternator, not generator, and your cabin heat works my opening a door that is mechanically connected to a knob, that allows fresh air passing through an exhaust heat-exchange shroud to pass into the cockpit. No electricity needed at all. And the plane didn't have an autopilot to begin with.

[@westoneichner8089]

Not only that, he said the 172 has a 6 cylinder O-300 engine 😹😹😹.

[@williamreohorn9694]

Must be great to be as smart as you Trevor. Or should that be clever, Trevor?

[@Stickiestboi]

From my understanding they did include a modification with autopilot, since one of the pilots actually fell asleep for about 40 minutes during flight but didn’t crash

[@ronaldotomate8387]

Muito bom o vídeo, tenho um aeromodelo Cessna 172 escala, muito bom de voar, motor glow, e no FS também é bom de voar nele para treinar

[@nawar6124]

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[@t4tech862]

I am going to make an rc plane for the first time. I have to make a choice to make between two radios, FS CT6B and FS i6. Which one do you think I should choose? I am a first-timer and I am on a budget. Your videos are really good.

[@TheRawhunt]

Can u explain about autogyro

[@Joe-lf2vx]

Well, that’s one way to hit 1500

[@Babushka513]

what about Lituanica?

[@okaberintaro2411]

One day we won't need propellers, but before then, let's slap an electric motor on that thing. Can't do that on a heavy jet engine.