Lasco Lascoter
The Lasco Lascoter was a transport aircraft manufactured in Australia by Larkin Aircraft Supply Company.
History and construction
The Lasco Lascoter was a sixteenth -seat transport and postal aircraft by Larkin Aircraft Supply Company ( Lasco ). The Lascoter received the certificate of airworthiness first designed and built in Australia aircraft. The machine was a strutted high wing stoffbespanntem Stahlrohrumpf, conventional tail unit and fixed spur wheel chassis. They also had a closed cabin for the passengers and the pilot. The development of Lascoter began in June 1928 simultaneously with the Lascondor, with whom she had 90 % identical components. The first flight took place on 25 May 1929. Although it was damaged during a landing, she was awarded the Certificate of Airworthiness on 22 July 1929. The machine was then of the Australian Aerial Services - used and used on the air mail route between Camooweal, Queensland and Daly Waters, Northern Territory .. The Lascoter was established by the Australian Aerial Services and its successors until 1938 - an airline owned by Lasco.