The Cessna 152 is the world’s tried-and-true trainer. The 2-seat C-152 is a strong, stable, and durable aircraft and it is powered by a reliable Lycoming engine. Together with an exceptional safety record, the C-152 offers an excellent training environment.

The Cessna 172 is the 4 seater version of the 152. Most people do their initial training on the 152 as it is a little more economical. Larger people however may find the 172 more practical. Quite often much of the cross-country time building is done on the 172 because it is faster and the students will bring passengers on their trips. The 152 is a little less money and the more economical way to go. The choice is up to you.

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152 Aircraft Specifications:
Range: 768 km
Cruise speed: 198 km/h
Weight: 490 kg
Wingspan: 10 m
Length: 7.3 m
Engine type: Lycoming O-235

172 Aircraft Specifications:
Range: 1185 km
Cruise speed: 226 km/h
Weight: 767 kg
Wingspan: 11 m
Length: 8.28 m
Engine type: Lycoming O-300