description Jodel D.11 Overview
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 derivatives were built by manufacturers and amateur constructors, making the design familiar within European recreational and homebuilt aviation.
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When did the Jodel D.11 first fly?
The Jodel D.11 first flew on 4 April 1950. It is a French two-seat light aircraft developed as a trainer and touring monoplane.
What was the Jodel D.11 designed to do?
The Jodel D.11 was designed for training and touring. It is a two-seat monoplane developed from the single-seat Jodel D.9.
What is distinctive about the Jodel D.11 wing?
The Jodel D.11 uses the characteristic Jodel cranked wing. Its outer panels have pronounced dihedral, giving the wing its distinctive shape.
How many Jodel D.11 aircraft were made?
More than 3,000 examples of the Jodel D.11 were made. The design is identified as a French two-seat trainer and touring aircraft.
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