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Cessna Commuter (N50799)

Submitted about a year ago

1 of N50799 4071 of C150 1 at 0G3

Brett Jungren

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themoldabout a year ago

The C150 commuter taught me how to fly back in the 1960's. Many others too!

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Keith Brownabout a year ago

Had a few of these "spam cans" at the Aero Club at Clark AB, Philippines, where I got my wings. One leg of my long cross country solo was in one over the South China Sea out of sight of land to a little island called Lubang. Talk about pucker factor!!! One of them consistently had low static RPM but the mechanic there kept blowing it off. Someone ended up putting it in a rice field after it finally quit, but they walked away. Good times!

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Jesse Ketchamabout a year ago

Lots of training hours in one just like this. A rugged and maneuverable trainer!

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Cessna Commuter (N50799)

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