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By Garth Calitz The Cessna 172 is the premier training aircraft and the most widely used single-engine plane ever constructed. It features forgiving flight dynamics, excellent visibility, a low landing speed, and a forgiving stall. It's no surprise that very few pilots, regardless of their flying experience, do not have a C172 endorsement on their license. The Cessna 172 originated as a version of the taildragger Cessna 170, featuring tricycle landing gear and basic standard