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    Posted: 25 Nov 2025 at 6:38pm
Thursday_26-June-2025

1980 Cessna "310R" N3101T


Owned By: Mission Air of Shelbyville, Kentucky, since 2014

310R built from 1975-1980

Twin 285-hp Continental IO-520M engines

The "R" has a longer nose than it's predescessors.

The elongated capsules on the wing tips are fuel tanks.

All Cessna 310 1954-1980
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Wednesday_04-June-2025

2015 Cessna 172S Skyhawk N741WB


Owned By: Eastern Kentucky University of Richmond

180hp Lycoming IO-360-L2A

Manufactured: 1956–1986 - 1996–present


Even with a ten year gap in production, the Cessna 172 Skyhawk is by far the most popular aircraft ever; more have been built/sold than any other aircraft ever made.

Curiously, even with their extreme popularity and prevalence, I have yet to fly a Cessna Skyhawk.
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Friday_25-October-2024

Two Unidentified Single Engine Airplanes
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Saturday_19-April-2014

Northbound Jet Airplane
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If I get a chance I'll add to this one. We have some large military cargo planes come over the farm from time to time. They're twin engine, propeller planes and when they come over they're about 200 ft off the ground. Don't have long to get a pic when you hear them coming. Usually 3 planes maybe 1/8 mile or so between them

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We get a lot of Blackhawks and Chinooks flying over due to our proximity to Fort Drum..
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