Cessna 175

Piston • single engine • Low Wing • Fixed gear

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Mission Profile

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Cruise Speed

Occupants

720

Max Range

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About the Cessna 175

The Cessna 175 is a light, four-seat, single-engine aircraft produced by Cessna between 1958 and 1962. It features a higher gross weight and more powerful engine than the Cessna 172, with a geared reduction drive. The aircraft was marketed as the Skylark in 1959, with a deluxe model featuring a stepped firewall and enlarged instrument panel. The Cessna 175’s unique geared GO-300 engine drove reliability problems due to improper operation, but its reputation has been largely undeserved.

Technical Specifications

Dimensions

Wingspan: 36.2 ft
Length: 25.0 ft
Height: 8.5 ft

Weights

Max Takeoff Weight: 2,450 lbs
Max Landing Weight: 2,450 lbs
Fuel Capacity: 52 gal

Performance

Cruise Speed: 90 KTAS
Range: 720 NM
Service Ceiling: 17,800 ft
Rate of Climb: 950 fpm

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