- The
Call Aircraft Company (CAC or
CallAir) was
established by
Reuel Call in 1939 at Afton, Wyoming, to
build a
touring aircraft of his own design. The...
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resold the
tooling and
parts to the
Call Aircraft Company of Afton,
Wyoming in 1946 for $5,000 ($81,000 in 2024).
Callair rebuilt a
number of S-1, S-1A and...
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agricultural derivative of the
Callair, the
CallAir A-9.
Production of the new
aircraft started in 1963. Like the
earlier CallAir aircraft, the A-9 is a single-engined...
- Ron (August 1999). "A Wing, a Prayer, and a
CallAir".
Custom Planes: 28.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
CallAir A-2.
Vintage Aircraft Museum...
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CallAir S-1
CallAir A
CallAir A-1
CallAir A-2
CallAir A-3
CallAir A-4
CallAir A-5
CallAir A-6
CallAir A-7
CallAir A-9
CallAir B-1
Call-
Air Super Cadet (Calumet...
- A9, an
ebook reader Breda A.9, a 1928
Italian biplane trainer aircraft CallAir A-9 Quail, an
agricultural aircraft Georgian Airways's IATA code Lockheed...
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purchase the ****ets of the
failed Call Aircraft Company, and the
following year
commenced new
production of the
CallAir A-9. IMCO also
developed an enlarged...
- company's most
noteworthy product was the A9B-M Quail, a
development of the
CallAir A-9,
which was
produced in 1984.
About 40
units were produced. Mondey,...
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Beechcraft C17B
Staggerwing Boeing P-12C –
Replica Bowlus BA-100 Baby
Albatross CallAir A-2
Cessna 140
Corben Baby Ace Curtiss-Wright
Junior de
Havilland Canada...
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agricultural aircraft. Two
unrelated aircraft were
marketed under this name: the
CallAir A-9, sold as the Ag
Commander A-9 and B-9, and the
Ayres Thrush (aka the...
