Flying

Cessna Skycatcher Disappears from View

Cessna has effectively ended its Skycatcher Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) program, removing it from its website after the CEO stated it had "no future." The Skycatcher experienced a troubled history, ...
The Business Journals

Cessna's Skycatcher program quietly ends

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Cessna Aircraft Co. is no longer selling its two-seat light ...
Flying

Cessna SkyCatcher Prototype Crashes; Pilot Safe

A Cessna 162 SkyCatcher prototype crashed during a test flight after entering an unrecoverable flat spin, though the pilot safely bailed out without injury. Cessna Chairman Jack Pelton does not expect ...
The Business Journals

Cessna has orders to build 500 new SkyCatcher airplanes

Cessna Aircraft Co.'s entry into the light sport aircraft category created the expected buzz at the Experimental Aircraft Association's annual convention and is starting to fill the company's order ...
Wichita Eagle

Cessna ends marketing for its Skycatcher

In October, Cessna Aircraft CEO Scott Ernest told a crowded room of journalists in Las Vegas that its Skycatcher had “no future.” Now Cessna has quietly ended sales and marketing of its lightest ...