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Fairchild Canada was located in Longueuil, Quebec, so, you could call it a French plane. ;-)
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This one seems to be causing problems, maybe not surprising as Googling it only came up with a single reference. So, in the interests of restarting a stalled thread.............
It was a Czech design shown at the 1946 Paris Air Show, where, incredibly, only just over a year after the end of WW2, the Czech industry was the third largest exhibitor, after France and the UK. There were two prototypes built with slightly different designations.
It was a Czech design shown at the 1946 Paris Air Show, where, incredibly, only just over a year after the end of WW2, the Czech industry was the third largest exhibitor, after France and the UK. There were two prototypes built with slightly different designations.
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Well done Carson1934. The Avia Bojar. The contemporary report of the 1946 show lists it as an Av36 with this picture at Paris.
But i also found this listed as an Av236
Either way you have control............................Doug
But i also found this listed as an Av236
Either way you have control............................Doug