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1971 Gardan GY20 Minicab Homebuilt Airplane For Sale
Gardan GY-20 Minicab for sale by Aeromeccanica.9
Listed:
August 18, 2022
Updated:
April 14, 2024
 Aeromeccanica SA
Seller:
Aeromeccanica SA
Price:
EUR €
18,000
Aircraft Location:
Europe
|
Switzerland
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Aircraft Type:
Airplane (Single Engine Piston)
Model & Manu.:
Gardan GY20 Minicab
|
Gardan
Reg. Number:
HB-SAC
Serial Number:
RHR 1
Year:
1971
Total Time:
1659
Seats:
2
Amateur Built GY-20-1. Manufactured by Mr Kurt Riesen in Switzerland after the original drawings and homebuilt (Non - EASA). Noise:…
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Gardan Aircraft was a French aircraft manufacturer that was founded in 1951 by Alfred Gardan. The company produced a range of light aircraft models such as the Gardan GY20, Gardan GY80 Horizon and the Gardan GY201 Minicab. Other French manufacturers gained the license to build Gardan Aircraft and in 1960 Sud Aviation started producing the Gardan GY80 Horizon. Sud Aviation would then become Socata in years to come. In 1986 Gardan Aircraft was bought-out by Italian aircraft manufacturer SIAI Marchetti, which used to manufacturer a number of Italian Air Force fighters during the Second World War.