OverviewThe Cessna 120, designated Condor 137R and registered G-CMCA, is a single-engine light aircraft extensively modified under CAA E-Conditions. It is fitted with a Verner Scarlett 7U radial engine (124 bhp), bespoke cowlings and a 1930s-style windshield, combining period aesthetics with practical operational upgrades.
Modifications and enhancements- Modifications carried out under CAA E-Conditions
- Verner Scarlett 7U radial engine (124 bhp)
- Custom cowling assemblies
- 1930s-style windshield
- Downdrooping and clipped wing modifications
- Additional dorsal fin
- Installed BRS ballistic parachute system
Operational statusThe aircraft is operated under E-Conditions and has completed over 30 hours of test flying in its modified configuration, demonstrating compliance with the current operating limitations.
Technical specifications- Model designation: Cessna 120 (also referred to as Condor 137R)
- Registration: G-CMCA
- Certification/modifications: Operated under CAA E-Conditions
- Engine type: Verner Scarlett 7U radial
- Engine power: 124 bhp
- External features: Custom cowlings, 1930s-style windshield, dorsal fin
- Wing modifications: Downdrooping and clipped wings
- Safety: BRS ballistic parachute installed
- Test flying: Over 30 hours of test flights completed