AIRPORT - Habsheim Airport-France,

Paul Bannwarth
 

AIRPORT - Habsheim Airport-France

Paul Bannwarth
 

VINTAGE AIRCRAFT - Bölkow BO 208C 'Junior' Private / D-EGFI

German / Swedish -  two-seat airplane.
Function: trainer, light-attack aircraft
Manufacturer: Bölkow, Malmö Flygindustri
Produced: 1958 –
Wingspan: 7,43 m
Lenght: 5,85 m
Max. takeoff weight: 575 kg
Max. speed: 236 km/h
Engine: Rolls-Royce/Continental O-200-A air-cooled flat-four engine, 75 kW

Photo: Paul Bannwarth

VINTAGE AIRCRAFT - Aeronca 7AC Champion / HB-UAW

The registration number HB-UAW refers to a private Aeronca 7AC Champion aircraft from 1945, not 1965, which was built in Switzerland. The number indicates it is a privately owned aircraft registered in Switzerland. The 7AC Champion was a popular and widely produced light trainer and utility aircraft, first flown in 1944, with production running primarily between 1945 and 1948. 

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HB-UAW Aeronca 7AC Champion

Model: Aeronca 7AC Champion.

Year: Built in 1945, not 1965, as the model was originally produced between 1945 and 1948.

Type: A light, two-seat, side-by-side configuration training and utility aircraft.

Engine: Powered by a 65-hp Continental engine.

Original Purpose: Widely used by private owners and flight schools, as well as the U.S. military and Civil Air Patrol. 

Photo: Paul Bannwarth

 

AIRPORTS - Habsheim Airport-France / EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg,

Paul Bannwarth
 

AIRPORT - Habsheim Airport-France

Paul Bannwarth
 

AIRPORT - Habsheim Airport, France

Paul Bannwarth