Short answer - about 500 lbs.
Longer answer - varies slightly from year to year and according to equipment installed. Oldest 150s (1959 vintage) had an MTOW (maximum takeoff weight) of 1500 lbs, empty weight was about 1000 to 1050 lbs. Later models went to 1600 lbs MTOW, empty weight climbed to about 1100 lbs, so payload was still 500 lbs. Cessna 152 had an MTOW of 1670 lbs, but empty weight climbed again to about 1150 or so, and we are again at 500 lbs payload.
Some 150s and 152s had 38 gallon long range tanks (about 10% of the fleet), but filling them up weighed 228 lbs, so the passengers had to have a combined weight of no more than 270 lbs, which isn't likely nowadays (people are bigger these days, in 1959 a "standard FAA person" weighed 170 lbs.)
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Mike Arman
www.Cessna150book.com
The Cessna 150 uses an air cooled engine.
Depends on the model and tanks, but 38 usable is quite standard.
150 mph
The original M model Cessna had 150 hp
I believe that would be the Cessna 150 which weighs in about 980 pounds
The empty weight of a Cessna 150 is 1,111 lb (504 kg) the maximum takeoff weight is 1,600 lb (730 kg).
Which one? A Cessna 150 has two seats. A Citation Sovereign has 12.
Cessna C-150 can hold 1 passenger. Cessna C-172 can hold 3 passengers
Yes, provided neither of them brings any luggage and you dont bring a full load of fuel. ...and the weathers not too hot.
Two
The Cessna 150 is a small two seat tail wheel aircraft. It is very popular as a trainer and a glider tug for groups like Air Cadets.
Weights vary with airplanes (even those coming out of the same assembly line!) but the average is a little less than 1000 pounds (986 poounds).