Interstate Cadet

The Interstate Cadet is an American two-seat tandem high wing single engine monoplane light aircraft. Around 320 of these aircraft were produced between the years of 1941 and 1942 by the Interstate Aircraft and Engineering Corporation based in El Segundo California. The construction techniques employed were a welded steel tube fuselage wood (spruce) wing structure with metal ribs and fabric covering all of which were fairly standard in the 1940s.

( Interstate Cadet ) attempts to land on top of a MOVING RV! Now talk about making simple ( a normal landing) things FUN! Product id: 228206707282503666 Made on 1
An Interstate Cadet plane was flying over Pear Harbor on that historic day, flown by 23-year-old instructor Cornelia Fort.2
his Jelly Belly Interstate CadetYou are sure to giggle at the entertaining display of Kent Pietsch and his trademark yellow airplane! Don't miss a second of this Jelly Belly decorated Interstate 3
How a 1940s Interstate Cadet trainer sent a famous airshow pilot on a journey to find a kindred spirit.4
in his 1942 Interstate Cadet that ...5
Interstate Cadet after becoming the first American pilot shot at in WWII.6
Interstate Cadet piloted by Cornelia Fort with a student pilot were practicing landings, and attacked by Zeros. She took control of the plane and successfully landed at John Rodgers despite being fired on.7
Interstate Cadet when a squadron of Japanese fighters filled the sky. One attacked the little, unarmed Cadet and Cornelia was barley able to get the plane safely down.8
Kent Pietsch Interstate Cadet - Lands on RV WinnebagoKent Pietsch – Interstate Cadet One of the family favourite performances will be Kent Pietsch (sounds like Peach) with his 9

Made by Interstate Aircraft.

Interstate Cadet is the predecessor of the Arctic Aircraft Arctic Tern.

Kent restored his Interstate Cadet, and began flying shows with his father and brother Gary. Continuing today with his wide variety of acts, Kent has logged well over 25,000 flying hours.10
seat of his Interstate Cadet today in Salinas! I saw him perform at the Chico Air Show and met him there! You are right about his talent and his goodness.11
stand next his 1940s Interstate Cadet that he was in when he crahsed in a north Lakeland field.12
The Arctic Tern is an updated Interstate Cadet which first flew in 1941. The modernized version is known as the Artic Tern and features a Lycoming 160 hp engine.13
very accomplished pilot lands his Interstate Cadet on top of a moving RV. As you can imagine, this is a tricky maneuver.14
Warren also flew when Kent attempted to land the Interstate Cadet on the top of an RV. A lot of people have e-mailed me asking me what the Fleet would have entailed.15
(military interstate cadet) one of the many "grasshoppers"... hence all the glass... the nose bowl is piper, so no telling what else is going on though...16
Pietsch cut off all power to his 1942 Interstate Cadet at 8,000 feet and maneuvered his way back to the runway in the demo. JERRY LARA/glara@express-news.17
Lists
*List of military aircraft of the United States
Cruise Speed Mph
98
Max Takeoff Weight Lb
1200
Crew
2
Number Built
574
Successor
Arctic Aircraft Arctic Tern
Primary user
United States Army
Manufacturer
Interstate Aircraft
Range Miles
380
First Flight
1940
Eng 1 Name
Continental O-170
Span In
6
Span Ft
35
National Origin
United States
Length Ft
23
Variants With Their Own Articles
Arctic Aircraft Arctic Tern
Prime Units
imp
Eng 1 Hp
50
Eng 1 Number
1
Related
*Arctic Tern
Length In
5
Category
Interstate aircraft
United States civil utility aircraft 1940-1949

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