Jodel G-AYLC

 
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 G-AYLC (Serial Number 536) was originally built by Centre Est Aeronautique (CEA) at Dijon in 1964 as a Jodel DR1051 Sicile, with a Potez 105 hp engine installed.

Following storm damage due to a collapsed hangar, the aircraft was later rebuilt by Earl Trollope and Tim Dews with a 115hp Lycoming O-235 engine and a modified wing.  The wing modification replaced the original airbrake with two position trailing edge simple flaps. These modifications further improved the aircraft's characteristics as a strip machine, and she is now identified as a Jodel 1051 Special.

(Photo: Dave Smith)

G-AYLC returning from France on 4 Sep 2004, about to make landfall in the UK along the coast between Folkestone and Hythe. 

 
bullet Jodel.com
bulletComprehensive information about the Jodel range of aircraft.
bullet G-AYLC Registration Information
bulletCAA Registration Database: Enter "G-AYLC" for information.
bulletMore photos of G-AYLC
bulletAdditional photographs, on the ground, in the air and of the aircraft's panel.
bulletA checklist for G-AYLC
bulletA checklist that can be used with this aircraft.
bulletPrint in colour and laminate sheets back to back.

 

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