Cessna Skywagon C-180

The Cessna C-180, also known as the Skywagon, is a high-wing, single-engine, light aircraft that has carved its name into the annals of aviation history. First taking to the skies in 1953, the C-180 was designed for general aviation but quickly proved its mettle in a variety of roles, including cargo transport, bush flying, and as a tow plane for gliders and banners. With its robust construction and reliable performance, the Skywagon became a favorite among pilots and adventurers alike, capable of taking off and landing on short, unprepared airstrips. Over the years, the C-180 has been admired for its versatility, durability, and the sense of freedom it offers, making it a beloved aircraft among flying enthusiasts around the world. Its production run until 1981 is a testament to its enduring legacy and popularity.