4CH Cessna RC Plane, Brushless Trainer Aircraft for Beginners

It’s good for beginners if you keep it on the A setting

I am very disappointed with the HAWK'S WORK 4 Channel Radio Controlled Airplane. The Sales Price Plus the Classic Cessna design looks Great, The Electric Motor and Controller look quite capable, that is the end of the good stuff. The Poor Qualities of the Flight Controller are at the heart of the problem. In the many tries to fly the airplane it seems the maximum control distance is about seventy-five feet, maybe less before it looses the radio signal and dives for the ground. I own over fifty similar Airplanes, not a single one has these types of issues. The Manual Travel Inputs on the Radio Controlled surfaces is a couple of Millimeters at best, the flight controller on the other hand has the ability to move them to the extreme limits - making flying this Airplane all but impossible. Hopefully Hawks Work will correct these issue in the future, for now I would avoid this product and look for similar products that feature XPilot or another proven flight controller, especially for the Beginner RC Pilot. I gave the HAWK'S WORK 4 Channel Radio Controlled Airplane a full Two Stars Across the Board. The Airplane is designed really well, the Foam is Durable, The Electric Motor and Servos are Capable and reliable. The Radio Control & Flight Controller are Sub-Standard taking out the remaining three Stars.

Low quality parts with a spotty receiver. After diy the missing landing gear and gluing together the broken nose cap. The plane flew ok but wind was no match and pulled it quickly out of range. Added a star as this may be a good plane I'll have to try and find it to know though.

I was so excited for this aircraft. Crash and burn. And not overly forgiving of any hard landings. Didficult to fly, and overly fragile. Bad combo for a trainer aircraft.

This is a nice starter plane. Flies great in low wind.

There is no such thing as a true "beginner friendly, RTF" RC airplane. There's a pretty large learning curve for those that are inexperienced with the hobby. Out of the box this, like every other plane, will need some tweaking and tuning to get it to fly correctly. That isn't the fault of this airplane, but the norm for RC airplanes. Nothing is perfect out of the box. Be prepared to learn and do lots of research. This one needed a lot of adjustments in the turnbuckles to get the controls level. This instructions clearly lay this out, so a newbie should be able to manage it without too many issues. Upon testing I could easily tell that the micro servos in this plane do not have enough torque to get a full throw of the controls. That's not all that out of the ordinary and it limits the range of motion of the controls which is GREAT for new pilots, but will leave experienced pilots disappointed because it's rather tame in the air. So much so that you need a lot of open space to allow for maneuvering, more than you would for other small planes. It flies well and is very easy to control in the air. Battery life is adequate for the size of the model and the gyro is a bitch twitchy in testing, but is totally fine in the air. If you are new you will crash and crash a lot. Foam can be repaired with packing tape and hot glue. Break it, fix it, fly it again. If you get the bug to fly more you can progress onto bigger and better and building your own. I think this little plane is totally fine for beginners. If you so choose it can be gutted down the road and have new electronics installed in it to get more fun out of it which is what I ended up doing rather quickly. Servo upgrades really bring this airframe to life, but will require a new receiver as the stock one doesn't have the power to really move anything else. I am pretty happy with it and will be giving it new life into the future.

I recently got this HAWKS WORK 4 Channel RC Cessna airplane, and it has been an absolute delight. This remote-control airplane comes ready to fly right out of the box (with some minor assembly), which is fantastic for beginners. The brushless motor is powerful and reliable, providing smooth and efficient operation every time. The 6-axis gyro stabilizer makes flying incredibly stable, even in less-than-ideal conditions. This is perfect for those just starting out, as it helps prevent crashes and makes the learning curve much more manageable. The stabilizer ensures that the plane maintains a steady flight path, allowing you to focus more on enjoying the experience rather than constantly correcting the plane’s course. The three flight modes allow you to switch between setting that pair with experience and ability -- beginner, intermediate, and expert modes, which adds a lot of versatility. The beginner mode is excellent for learning the basics, while the expert mode allows for more advanced maneuvers and stunt flying. This flexibility means the plane can grow with your skills, providing long-term enjoyment. Ease of use is a major point. The controls are intuitive and responsive, making it easy to perform various flight maneuvers. The plane responds quickly to commands. The ready-to-fly setup means you don’t have to spend hours assembling the plane—just charge the battery, and you’re good to go. Speaking of the batteries, you'll be amazed at how small and light the two batteries are, and how long they last. It really is a modern marvel and something that amazes me every time I fly this plane. The HAWKS WORK RC Cessna airplane surpasses my expectations. It’s capable of impressive stunts and smooth flight, thanks to its sturdy design and advanced features. The build quality is excellent. The manufacturer designed in durable materials that withstand a person who is learning to fly. This radio-controlled Cessna airplane is a fantastic value. It's great for anyone interested in remote control flying. It’s easy to use, versatile, and performs really well.

Had reasonable hopes for this plane. I've flown R/C for over 30 years and have run through just about every style and construction type. Flight performance is ok... it really needs to be in a confined space with little to no wind in order to be stable. Control inputs are not consistent and I had a hard time with the throw rates and return to center not being consistent. Often times I found that some of the surfaces would not travel equally in both directions. The foam construction to me is very fragile and care needs to be taken when assembling so as to not break anything. On a positive note, it can be fixed with foam safe glue or even clear packing tape but at the risk of adding weight which would not help this plane out. I had a hard time getting the battery hatch to open. To the tune of I thought it was going to break. Once opened I could see that there is a bracket with a couple of pins that catch the top hatch. May have been a better idea to use a couple of micro magnets here to keep from stressing and breaking the hatch. Power seemed to be good and the battery provided enough run time but the floppy feel of the game style controller and the irregular servo response keeps you on your toes. I've your an intermediate pilot or have at least some flight experience... this could work for you if you just had to have something to fly. For a first time pilot I would highly suggest something else so you have a better experience and can actually learn and not get discouraged. At the price point, build and performance quality I would suggest some other options first.

The Plane broke 3 times one for the motor one for the plane and one for both it was fixable but still it’s Made out of styrofoam it IS NOT DURABLE PLEASE DO NOT BUY other than that the 10 minutes of flight time I got was fun so 🤷🏼

Para mi sorpresa, vuela estupendamente. Y la ayuda del estabilizador funciona perfectamente. Gran compra por calidad/precio

fun plane with solid structure. fly in an open place only. Wonderful customer service if anything goes wrong. recommend for expert- middle.

vive les looping, bon achat

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