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United States, (1964–1967) >
Mooney Alpavia,
Alpavia SA – France, (1959–1966) > Sportavia-Putzer
Alpavia, Société
Alpavia –
France Alpha,
Alpha –
Poland Alpi...
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Centre Est,
first flew in June 1962.
Fournier started a
company Societé
Alpavia to
manufacture a
production variant of the RF-2,
named the RF-3. The first...
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ALASKA PACIFIC United States APO
Aeropro AEROPRO Canada defunct APP
AlpAvia d.o.o.
ALPAVIA Slovenia APQ
Aspen Aviation ASPEN BASE
United States APU Aeropuma...
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ALASKA PACIFIC United States APO
Aeropro AEROPRO Canada defunct APP
AlpAvia d.o.o.
ALPAVIA Slovenia APQ
Aspen Aviation ASPEN BASE
United States APU Aeropuma...
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replacements needed. RF 4
Prototype aerobatic variant of the RF 3, three-built by
Alpavia RF 4D
Production variant, 155
built in
Germany by Sportavia-Putzer, D was...
- Air
France Seasonal: Paris–Charles de
Gaulle airBaltic Seasonal: Riga
Alpavia Seasonal:
Parma Austrian Airlines Seasonal:
Vienna British Airways Seasonal:...
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Airlines Destinations Alpavia Seasonal:
Olbia FlyOne Chișinău
Luxwing Seasonal: Figari, St
Tropez Ryanair Cagliari Seasonal: Malta, Palermo...
- fibregl****. Sportavia-Pützer was
formed in 1966 to take over
production from
Alpavia SA of
several light aircraft designed by René
Fournier (aircraft designer)...
- Châteauvieux, France)
Alpaero Choucas Alpaero Exel
Alpaero Sirius (Societe
Alpavia)
Alpavia RF-3 (Alpha
Aviation Co)
Alpha 11D (Alpha
Aviation (New Zealand)) Alpha...
- GMC (United States) ALON – Alon Inc (United States)
ALPAVIA –
Alpavia SA (France); Société
Alpavia (France)
ALPHA –
Alpha (Poland) ALPI – Alpi Aviation...
