- Air
Products Company Aircoupe Between August 1960 and
March 1964, the
rights to the
Aircoupe aircraft were held by the
AirCoupe division of Air Products...
- The Alon A-4 is a
prototype American light aircraft of the 1960s. Alon INC. of McPherson,
Kansas was
formed by two
former executives of
Beechcraft in 1963...
-
including the
early Piper PA-18
Super Cub, the
Champion 7EC, the Alon
Aircoupe, and the
Cessna 150.
Though the C90 was su****ded by the O-200, and many...
-
aircraft with
Liberty engines to the
United States Navy in 1922. The EC-1
Aircoupe was a
parasol wing
monoplane powered by an 80 hp (60 kW)
Anzani engine...
- artifacts, the
museum is home to the
following aircraft:
Airworthy Alon A-2
Aircoupe c/r N5694F
Fairchild PT-19B c/r N50426
Fairchild F-24R-46 c/r N77696 Grumman...
-
American hiking trail Forney Transportation Museum, Denver,
Colorado Forney Aircoupe, a
variant of the low wing
metal monoplane ERCO
Ercoupe Forney locomotive...
- The
Elias EC-1
Aircoupe was an
American two-seat
parasol wing
monoplane designed and
built by
Elias of Buffalo, New York. The EC-1
Aircoupe was a parasol...
- also over-stretched. In 1967,
Mooney acquired production rights to the
Aircoupe from Alon
Aircraft Company.
Owners John
Allen and Lee Higdon, who had left...
- two-seat
light sport Alliance A-1 Argo two-seat open
biplane Alon A-2
Aircoupe two seat monoplane,
updated Erco
Ercoupe Alpha 2000
Robin R2000 manufactured...
- Rautenbach, H.G.
Brown & G.P.M. Stege) Air Nova Reed
Falcon Air
Products Aircoupe (see: Zalazar) (George
Maves &
Jimmie Watkins,
Clover Field,
Santa Monica...
