By: brenmcc1 - 12th November 2003 at 19:44
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By: robbelc - 12th November 2003 at 19:41
The Cri-Cri is the worlds smallest twin engined aircraft. They seemed to have mostly disseapeared now?
The Ward Gnome G-AXEI was the UK smallest aircraft, saw it in a museum about 10 years ago.
By: A330Crazy - 12th November 2003 at 14:34
There were a few small flying contraptions at Fairford this year.
G-REBA i guess being the smallest. Cant remember make/type etc. Will find a pic later.
There probably is smaller out there though.
By: mike currill - 12th November 2003 at 12:58
the Stitts skybaby flew for about 10 years I think and quite successfully. Would think baggage space would be a bit limited for it to be used as a tourer:)
By: Arabella-Cox - 12th November 2003 at 10:03
The Stitts Skybaby biplane has a wingspan of just about 6ft – last time I heard it was in the EAA Museum at Oshkosh. It definately flew, but I don’t know how often or how successfully.
S’gull
By: EwenT - 11th November 2003 at 22:39
The Cri-Cri must be in the running.
By: millermilla - 11th November 2003 at 20:14
Hiya,
Im not sure if it the smallest but at shoreham there is a model of “The Flying Flea” I cant say I know a great deal about ut apart from I think it’s French and it is very small. Next time im down at Shoreham ill take a closer look.
Best Regards
Keith
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