- The
Genairco Biplane (also
known as the
Genairco Moth) was a
utility biplane built in
small numbers in
Australia in the late 1920s and
early 1930s. The...
- and
rudder profile.
While initially called a "
Genairco Moth" and now more
correctly called a "
Genairco Biplane",
these later 9
aircraft (with 2 built...
- BDH-1 Boy's
Dream Helicopter BDH-2 BDH-3 BDH-4 GEN H-4
Genair Aeriel II
Genairco Biplane (General
Aircraft Corporation, Lowell, MA)
General Skyfarer (General...
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Aircraft Company Genairco,
which had gone out of
business earlier that year
after producing DH60X and 9 of
their own
locally designed Genairco Biplane; they...
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Aviator Goya
Henry in
front of his
Genairco Biplane...
- Air Taxi Ltd for a
period flying charter flights. In 1934 he
purchased a
Genairco Biplane, VH-UOG,
which he used for joy-rides. His
plane was
acquired by...
- It was
built in
Australia by
George Beohm, who went on to
design the
Genairco Biplane, and
Horrie Miller. E. W. Beckman, the
owner of the aircraft, intended...
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Dockyards and
joined Tugan Aircraft (itself an
evolution of the
earlier Genairco aircraft manufacturer),
where the
Codock design was
developed into the...
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Royal and
another partner to
produce an Australian-designed aeroplane, the
Genairco, of
which eight were
eventually sold. With the Moth from
Mandated Territory...
