The International Cessna 170 Association

Gareth Lovely looking plane,

hope to see it in the irish skies soon, more than welcome pop down Ardert for a flight

I wouldn't mind picking your brains regarding the IAA and ILAS procedure as i hope do similar with a friends converted 180 (previously a 182)

The drawings and production blueprints (in the case of Cessna) are owned by Cessna (now a unit within Textron). While Cessna will “loan” an individual drawing/blueprint for a “fee”…. Many of the documents of discontinued models (i.e. 120/140/150/170) prior to 1986 were reportedly “lost” in the corp...

The drawings and production blueprints (in the case of Cessna) are owned by Cessna (now a unit within Textron). While Cessna will “loan” an individual drawing/blueprint for a “fee”…. Many of the documents of discontinued models (i.e. 120/140/150/170) prior to 1986 were reportedly “lost” in the corp...

thank you for the link, this was the project that I spotted some time back that drew me to the prospect of putting a 182/180 on a permit to fly in Ireland. Very good friend mine has a c140 that's on a permit however the paperwork was done before his ownership. Once I know more I will put more info u...

Good evening and thank you for letting m hoping the group I am looking at helping a friend of mine who is in his later years of life restore an old Cessna I had been looking at this forum as I know other members have gone through turning and Irish Cert of Air Worthiness into an Irish permit to fly (...