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Does the Cessna 152 or 172 have emergency door cable releases?
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The Cessna 150 Aerobat and 152 Aerobat both have jettisonable doors.
I don’t believe any version of the Cessna 172 does as there in no aerobatic C172 versions.
This Photo shows two “D” rings which are pulled to jettison the doors.
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The Cessna 150 Aerobat and 152 Aerobat both have jettisonable doors.
I don’t believe any version of the Cessna 172 does as there in no aerobatic C172 versions.
This Photo shows two “D” rings which are pulled to jettison the doors.
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The Cessna 150 Aerobat and 152 Aerobat both have jettisonable doors.
I don’t believe any version of the Cessna 172 does as there in no aerobatic C172 versions.
This Photo shows two “D” rings which are pulled to jettison the doors.
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The Cessna 150 Aerobat and 152 Aerobat both have jettisonable doors.
I don’t believe any version of the Cessna 172 does as there in no aerobatic C172 versions.
This Photo shows two “D” rings which are pulled to jettison the doors.
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The Cessna 150 Aerobat and 152 Aerobat both have jettisonable doors.
I don’t believe any version of the Cessna 172 does as there in no aerobatic C172 versions.
This Photo shows two “D” rings which are pulled to jettison the doors.
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