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      "AIRCRAFT.DESCRIPTION": "In 1977, Cessna set out to modernize their exceedingly-popular light aircraft Model 150, and the result was the 152 -- a new two-seat monoplane that quickly became a general aviation classic and one of the most popular trainer aircraft of the post-World War II era.<br><br>During the 152's full production run (1977-1985), Cessna manufactured over 7,500 aircraft, between its primary factory in Wichita, Kansas and affiliated Reims Aviation of France.<br><br>Widely recognized as a workhorse aircraft, the 152 came stock with a more powerful piston-engine than its predecessor, an improved 'gull wing' propeller, and changes to its powerplant and cowling for reduced noise and vibration.<br><br>While the 152 is forgiving of mistakes and easy to fly -- with a high-wing configuration that translates to excellent cockpit visibility -- it does put the 'light' in light aircraft, a trait that may add to the challenge of breezy crosswind flight, but also makes for generally docile handling and an overall enjoyable journey, whether you're a seasoned pilot of just learning to fly.",
      "AIRCRAFT.UI_MANUFACTURER": "Textron Aviation",
      "AIRCRAFT.UI_MODEL": "Cessna 152",
      "GAME.CHECKLIST_ADJUST_1000_RPM_OR_LESS": "ADJUST for 1000 RPM or less",
      "GAME.CHECKLIST_ENGINE_FIRE_DURING_START_GROUND" : "Engine fire in ground",
      "GAME.CHECKLIST_ENGINE_FIRE_IN_FLIGHT" : "Engine fire in flight",
      "GAME.CHECKLIST_AIRCRAFT_ICING" : "Icing",
      "GAME.PEGANDO_FOGO_BICHOO" : "Fogo no motor em voo",
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