Three aircraft, kept the way you'd keep your own.
Every airplane in the Fox River Flyers fleet is hangared, flown regularly, and maintained to a standard the whole membership holds each other to. Here's the full panel on each one.
See them up close
Cessna 172N Skyhawk
The 172N is the club's most-flown airplane — equally at home introducing a member to the club's routine or carrying an experienced pilot cross-country on an IFR flight plan. A 2026 engine overhaul (180 HP) and a 2012 interior refresh keep it feeling new despite the classic airframe.
Airframe & Engine
- Year1977
- Engine180 HP (2026 overhaul)
- InteriorRefreshed 2012
- Engine MonitorJPI
Avionics
- GPS / NavGarmin GTN 750 (WAAS)
- TransponderGarmin GTX 345 (ADS-B In/Out)
- Primary DisplayGarmin G5 Attitude
- Backup DisplayGarmin G5 HSI
Piper Charger 235
Beautifully IFR-equipped and built to cover real distance, the Charger is the fleet's go-anywhere traveler. A full glass Aspen primary flight display, dual GPS, and a genuine autopilot make it a favorite for weekend trips and instrument proficiency alike.
Airframe & Engine
- Year1974
- Engine MonitorJPI 700
- Seats4
- EquipmentFull IFR
Avionics
- Primary DisplayAspen EFD 1000
- GPS / NavGarmin 430W (WAAS)
- Secondary GPSGarmin 696
- AutopilotS-Tec 50
Evektor Harmony
The newest addition to the hangar. Light, efficient, and fitted entirely with modern Garmin glass avionics, the Harmony is a joy for a quick evening flight or a $100 hamburger run — and an easy, economical way to stay current between trips in the 172N or Charger.
Airframe
- Year2023
- CategoryLight Sport Aircraft
- Seats2
- EquipmentFull Glass
Avionics
- Primary DisplayGarmin G3X
- AutopilotGarmin GFC-507
- GPS / NavGarmin GNX 375 (WAAS)
- ADS-BIntegrated