Cessna aircraft
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Names and connections
Cessna (Airplanes)
- Broader: Airplanes
- Narrower: A-37 (Jet attack plane)
- Narrower: Bird Dog (Reconnaissance aircraft)
- Narrower: Cessna 150 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 152 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 172 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 180 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 182 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 185 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 206 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 208 (Turboprop transport)
- Narrower: Cessna 402 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Cessna 404 (Private plane)
- Narrower: Citation (Private plane)
- Narrower: T-37 (Training plane)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 288375528933966336 · morton4x16-v1
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