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1971 Gardan GY20 Minicab Homebuilt Airplane For Sale 9 Listed: August 18, 2022 Updated: April 14, 2024 Aeromeccanica SA Seller: Aeromeccanica SA Price: EUR € 18,000 Aircraft Location: Europe \| Switzerland VIEW DETAILS 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:… Find Finance & Insurance for this Aircraft from one of our Partners. FINANCE INSURANCE

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Interesting Facts About The Gardan GY20 Minicab

The Gardan GY20 Minicab was designed in the early 1960s as a compact, two-seat light aircraft. It was developed by the French engineer Yves Gardan, who also designed other aircraft models. The GY20 Minicab features a high-wing configuration with a conventional tail design. It has a metal airframe construction, typically made of aluminum, which provides strength and durability while keeping the weight low. The GY20 Minicab has seating for two occupants in a side-by-side configuration. The cabin is relatively spacious for a small aircraft, providing comfortable seating and good visibility for both occupants. The GY20 Minicab is powered by a single engine, usually an Avco Lycoming O-290-D or Continental C90. These engines provide sufficient power for the aircraft’s intended purposes, including training and personal transportation. The GY20 Minicab is primarily used for flight training, especially in the early stages of pilot training. It is also popular for personal use, such as recreational flying, touring, and short-haul transportation. The performance of the GY20 Minicab can vary depending on the engine and modifications. Generally, it has a cruising speed of around 90 to 100 knots (167 to 185 kilometers per hour) and a range of approximately 400 to 500 nautical miles (740 to 925 kilometers), depending on the specific model and configuration. The GY20 Minicab was produced in limited numbers during its production lifespan, which spanned from the 1960s to the early 1970s. The exact number of units produced is not widely available. The GY20 Minicab holds historic significance as a representative aircraft of its era. It was one of the aircraft models that contributed to general aviation and flight training during that time. While the GY20 Minicab is no longer in production, there are still some examples of the aircraft flying today. They are maintained and flown by aviation enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate the aircraft’s design and historical significance. The GY20 Minicab is known for its simplicity, ease of maintenance, and overall reliability. Its compact size, low operating costs, and user-friendly handling characteristics make it a suitable choice for entry-level pilots and enthusiasts.

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