Avions Fairey Belfair
Tipsy Belfair G- APIE 1999 at the Coventry Airport
The Avions Fairey Belfair, called after its designer Ernest tips as Tipsy Belfair, was a two-seat Kabineneindecker the Belgian manufacturer Avions Fairey from the second half of the 1940s.
Description
The Avions Fairey Belfair was an attempt by the company after the Second World War, entering the market for sport aircraft. It was designed by Ernest tips. The aircraft was a cantilever low- wing monoplane of wooden construction. The panel consisted of plywood and fabric. The chassis had a tail skid. The main wheels were covered. The aircraft was powered by a converted Walter Mikron engine series. The cabin was closed and offered space for two people who were sitting next to each other. From both places, the aircraft could be controlled, since the stick was placed in the middle and the rudder pedals in front of each seat were available.