Victa Aircruiser
The Victa AirCruiser was a four-seater passenger aircraft manufactured in Australia Victa.
History and construction
After the success of previous Airtourer Henry Millicer designed a four -seater version, which he called AirCruiser. The prototype VH - MVR first flew on 18 July 1966. Airtourer How is this to be a low-wing monoplane with fixed tricycle landing gear, which by a 210 hp (157 kW) Continental IO - 360H - piston motor was powered. Instead of the sunroof of Airtourer the four-seat AirCruiser had a solid cabin roof and a door.
After the sale of the construction rights to Aero Engine Services Ltd.. ( AESL ) the rights to the AirCruiser were immediately sold together. In 1969 AESL began with the development of a new aircraft under the designation AESL CT / 4 Airtrainer, a fully aerobatic military trainer aircraft.