PiperSport SportCruiser ↗
A Rotax-powered light aircraft marketed as the SportCruiser and PiperSport.
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A Rotax-powered light aircraft marketed as the SportCruiser and PiperSport.
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The four-engine Super Constellation, including L-1049G and C-121 simulator fits.
The Swiss Hunter Mk.58 with powered pitch and roll controls.
The 1972 C150L Commuter with a 100 hp engine and 40-degree flaps.
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