Cessna 120-140 Association

Got a job opportunity just thinking......
Goose Bay, Greenland, Iceland, Ireland?
Can/has it been done?

Inquiring minds want to know.

Matt

I'm not sure..................somebody probably ........sometime........did it. If you pick up a copy of Dorchen Forman's book
THE CESSNA 120/140 STORY BOOK, there a few lengthy trips in there England to Australia comes to mind.


I know there have been many, many singles that have "flown the pond", but man.........the range on these birds isn't very long.

Never mind, I’d be crazy to try it in my 120.
Real risk even with a auxiliary fuel tank.
My motto is flying should be fun, not exciting.

529 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11, 2019 7:10 pm If you pick up a copy of Dorchen Forman's book
THE CESSNA 120/140 STORY BOOK

Victor,
Do you know where we can get a copy of the book??
Regards!

Amazon has it for the paltry sum of $598.50

You can fly to France without crossing the Atlantic.
Fly to LFVP N46 45 47 W056 10 27
You will need a passport and some Euros.
It is only 281 nm from me. On your way over stop here for a rest and a meal!

It would be a lot easier just to go to Montreal...

It would be a lot easier just to go to Montreal...
Montreal is in Canada. St Pierre is in France.

Hey, I'm just a dumb American. Montreal is pretty French... I mean, Montrealers look down on us English speakers!

I guess the difference is: If you fly to Montreal, you can say, "I flew to Canada." If you fly to St. Pierre,you can say," I flew my Cessna to France and back."
Much better sounding bragging rights!