Boisavia Mercurey
The Boisavia D.60 Mercurey was a sport aircraft produced by the French manufacturer Société Boisavia.
History and construction
The Boisavia Mercurey was a four-seater light aircraft, which was developed in France just after the Second World War. It was a conventional strutted high-wing monoplane with fixed spur wheel chassis. The prototype first flew on April 3, 1949 and was powered by a Renault 3Pei with 140 kW. The aircraft was built in small numbers and used as sports, travel, education and agricultural aircraft, also as a glider tug.
Variants
- D.60 Mercurey - 3 prototype, powered by a Renault engine piston 4Pei
- B.601 Mercurey - Avco Lycoming powered by a O -435 -A with 142 kW ( 3 built ) B.601L Mercurey - main production version, fitted with a Avco Lycoming O -360 -A ( 27 built )