The Cessna 180, sometimes called the Skywagon, is a four to six seat, fixed conventional gear general aviation airplane that Cessna produced from 1953 to 1981. Its rugged undercarriage and load carrying ability made it popular for utility flying into rough or unimproved airstrips, and it remains in active use today for personal flying and bush operations in remote regions such as Alaska and the Canadian north.
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