Cessna developed the pressurized 210 Centurion in part to take advantage of the extra speed sometimes available for thin air ...

Cessna developed the TR182 to bring some of the larger 210 Centurion’s long-distance prowess to the hard-working, all-round ...

A remarkable achievement has been made by Overview Energy. The company proved that a plane can beam energy directly to a ...

Cessna’s focus on cheap, reliable propeller aircraft may seem anachronistic in the era of fighter jets—yet its planes have long played supporting roles for the US military. Cessna is best known as a ...

In the span of a single week or so, one of the world's largest private plane makers, Cessna, celebrated the entry into service of not one, but two new jets. First, it was the Citation Ascend exactly ...

Super midsize jets are the hottest category in private aviation, and now Textron Aviation’s latest craft has joined the fray. The Citation Ascend is the newest member of Cessna’s poplar 560XL series.

Textron Aviation’s Cessna Citation Ascend has entered service, a milestone coming two-and-a-half years after the Wichita manufacturer revealed development of the update to its midsize jet. The company ...

Former Nascar driver Greg Biffle and his family are believed to have died when their Cessna Citation corporate jet crashed just minutes after taking off from a regional airport in North Carolina.

A plane crashed early Thursday at Statesville Regional Airport, killing seven people, including NASCAR star Greg Biffle, his wife and two children, and three other people. Biffle, who flew aircraft in ...

In casual lexicon, if you hear someone say that they saw a 'Cessna' flying around, there's a good chance they mean a small, single-engine, civilian propeller aircraft. Something like the iconic Cessna ...

The rising cost of increasingly large interposers is spurring renewed interest in panel-level manufacturing, which for years has hobbled along due to the massive and collective effort required by the ...

I've been a plane aficionado for as long as I can remember. I'm not exactly a plane "nut," but I think I might know a bit more than the average person who isn't a pilot. Yet somehow, I'd never heard ...