Sleek taildragger with metal fuselage feels modern compared with Cubs and other rag-and-tube competitors of the same era.

The Cessna 120/140 series was introduced post-WWII as an economical, two-seat tailwheel aircraft, known for its durable, mostly metal construction (with early fabric wings often converted to metal) ...

The Cessna 120/140 series emerged from a post-WWII boom in private aviation, initially offering an economical, two-place, mostly-metal tailwheel aircraft for returning pilots. The original 120 was a ...

The article highlights a meticulously maintained 1946 Cessna 140 as "Today's Top Pick" by Aircraft For Sale, representing the postwar golden age of general aviation. This specific aircraft seamlessly ...

On this day in aviation history, 81 years ago (June 28, 1945), the Cessna 140 took flight for the first time. The Cessna 120, an economy version of the 140, also first flew on this day 80 years ago, ...

With owning a 1946 Cessna 140 comes the responsibility of considering the value of historical preservation when making the decision to modify the airplane. Some of the more preservation-minded members ...

It's not a common item to find at a garage sale, but in East Grand Forks, ND, Robbie Love added a 1946 Cessna 140 to the list of items up for grabs at a sale held by his dad, Rob Love. Like many, the ...

The International Cessna 120-140 Association is an all-volunteer group comprising approximately one-thousand aircraft owners, pilots, and aviation enthusiasts bound by a shared interest in restoring, ...

Two fatal accidents and three other incidents linked to the failure of aluminum seat belt mounting brackets on Cessna 120 and Cessna 140 airplanes have prompted the FAA to seek information from ...