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The Jodel D.11 is a French two-seat light aircraft designed as a trainer and touring monoplane, developed from the single-seat Jodel D.9. It first flew on 4 April 1950 and uses the characteristic Jodel cranked wing, whose outer panels have pronounced dihedral. More than 3,000 examples and derivative...
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Popular homebuilt touring aircraft with pleasant handling, but aerobatic reputation is limited.
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The Jodel D.9 Bébé is a small French single-seat light aircraft designed by Jean Délémontez and first flown in 1948. It is a low-wing, wood-built monoplane distinguished by the characteristic cranked or polyhedral wing geometry used on many later Jodel designs. Created with amateur construction in m...
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Classic ultralight homebuilt with charm and influence, but not strongly regarded as an aerobatic aircraft.
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