The Cessna 150 and 152 became the most popular civilian training aircraft after World War II, as well as economical recreational vehicles for weekend pilots. The A152 Aerobat appeals to those looking for a little more basic aerobatic and spin capability. This A152 belonged to William K. Kershner who bought it in 1984 for his ACE Aerobatic School in Sewanee, Tennessee. Created by Dane Penland Date Created 02/28/2008 Source Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Keywords Aircraft; Aviation; Competition Flight; Private Rights and Restrictions CC0
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