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Arctic Tern

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. The plane is Cub-like in appearance, though slightly larger. Performance is similar to the Piper Super Cub, though the manufacturer’s claimed cruising speed of 125 mph seems optimistic. Nevertheless the Tern is a capable bush plane. The Arctic Tern is currently being produced by Interstate Aircraft.


Here is a short video demonstration of the Arctic Tern landing at Chokosna, Alaska.

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