#Cessna 172

[nocternalrandomness]

Cessna 172 landing in Palo Alto Airport, CA

[chronicsheepdrawing]

Welcome to the Tiny Glade Airport!

A regional airport set within the world of Tiny Glade!

I worked hard to bring this space to life and tried to make it as accurate to a real world airport as possible within the constraints of the game, I hope you all enjoy it!

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[lupinshanshin]

[notdonjulio]

Cessna 172 flying by the Honda center - Anaheim Angels stadium

[stxalq]

the reason i'm always planespotting isn't just because i think airplanes are cool. it's also a practical matter of personal safety. if the police cessna is circling your position, it's probably time to leave or at least move to a more public location where the cops can't cover up shooting you in the back for two years

https://www.opb.org/article/2024/03/07/portland-oregon-police-lawsuit-deadly-shooting-force-guns-unarmed-immanueal-manny-clark/

[mermen]

barely back to school a week and a half and i already want it to be over again. spring break save me..... save me... save me spring break......

[primeministerofantarctica]

i am going to rise from the grave and dig out my old aviation textbooks to make a proper pilot misumi + passenger tsuzuru fic if it kills me again

[nocternalrandomness]

"Over Ottawa"

[authortoberecognized]

MY NEED TO FLY, PART II

Upon entering the air force, the first plane I flew was the T-4, a Cessna 172. After that aircraft came the Cessna T-37, a small straight winged twin engine jet which would be my downfall. Flying a jet is totally different than flying a propeller aircraft. The major difference, other than speed, is throttle management. You see, with a propeller aircraft you push the throttle forward and the…

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[lupinshanshin]

[notdonjulio]

Learning to land

[danbily]

[eliorville81]