- The
Victa Airtourer is an all-metal
light low-wing
monoplane touring aircraft that was
developed in Australia, and was
manufactured in both Australia...
-
rights were sold to AESL in 1969.
Following the
success of the
earlier Airtourer,
Millicer designed a four-seat
version which he
called the Aircruiser...
- Tonga's
first attempt to
start an air wing
happened in 1986, when a
Victa Airtourer light aircraft was obtained. However, the
aircraft was re-sold soon after...
-
original Victa Airtourer two-seat
light tourer, 172 of
which had been
built in
Australia from 1961 to 1966
before the
rights to the
Airtourer and Aircruiser...
-
early 1960s the
company also
built light aircraft,
notably the
Victa Airtourer, and
project homes.
Since 2008 and as of 2024[update] the
Victa brand...
- the
Avions Robin DR 220, the Morane-Saulnier MS-880, plus the
Victa Airtourer 100 and the
Reims F150 (a
version of the
Cessna 150 license-built in France...
-
diversified from
maintenance work into
taking over
production of the
Victa Airtourer, a
light aircraft it
developed into a
military trainer, the PAC CT/4 in...
- systems, 125 hp (93 kW) at 2800 rpm, dry
weight 255 lb (116 kg) O-240 AESL
Airtourer T3
Reims Cessna FRA150
Aerobat ("R"
meaning a Rolls-Royce-built O-240)...
- 1960s
Victa Aircruiser,
itself a
development of the
successful Victa Airtourer. A
single example was
completed in 1966,
before the
company ceased aircraft...
-
Delivered to
MOTAT and ****embled in
public view from 31 July 2012. AESL
Airtourer 115 ZK-CXU 'Miss Jacy'
Cliff Tait's 1969
Auster J/1B
Aiglet ZK-BWH 1947...
