The Piper Aircraft PA-18 Super Cub is a fixed-wing aircraft built in the United States. It serves as a utility and liaison aircraft, well-suited for bush flying, agricultural work, and flight instruction, featuring a tailwheel undercarriage and an enclosed cabin seating a pilot and passenger in tandem.
First taking to the air around the late nineteen-forties, the design evolved from earlier company models to offer enhanced performance and powerplant options. Thousands of units were constructed over a remarkably long production span, making it a ubiquitous sight at wilderness airstrips and flying clubs across the globe.
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This page covers the Piper PA 18 150, PA-18, PA-18 105, PA-18-105 SPECIAL, PA-18-105-SP.X, PA-18-125, PA-18-125/A1, PA-18-135, PA-18-135 (L-21B), PA-18-135X, PA-18-150/A1, PA-18-150X, PA-18-A150RESTD, PA-18A, PA-18A 150, PA-18A RESTRICTED, PA-18A-135, PA-18A-135RESTRICTED, PA-18A-150X, PA-18AS-125, PA-18AS-135, PA-18AS-150, PA-18S, PA-18S 105, PA-18S-105 SPECIAL, PA-18S-125, PA-18S-135, PA-18S-150, PA-18X: the same aircraft under other designations.