Ryan Navion
 

Hello,

Does anyone know of any G or D registered Navion type aircraft? I really like this plane and would like to get more info about it..Thanks !

Navion ? Nice !
 

A Big Machine, Solid ! Seen one at Southampton 5-6 Years ago. A work colleague owned one in California, swore by it. I seem to recall an Flight Test article in one of the Mags a while back, I think the Owner was from up Norfork way and had one and another one for rebuild ?? North American apparently lost money on every one built. Great looking machine, Although I think there where a couple of models which differed in their canopy treatment primarily.

In the UK there are none on the G- register, however there is a N registered Navion B based at Earls Colne in Essex and the owner is importing another from the USA. There is also an N reg Navion Rangemaster based in Guernsey. In Germany there are 7 there are two each in in France and Sweden.

If you send me a PM I can let you have details of the owner at Earls Colne

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G-APDK

I remember seeing a D- one in the hangar at Grimbergen, Belgium in June 07. PM me if you want me to go back over my photos for the full registration.

I can hardly believe there is any Navion registered in Germany (D-....) !!!

Make sure you don´t confuse with the Focke-Wulf/Piaggio P-149 D !!!
We still have about a dozen of them flying in Germany.

The P-149 D and the Navion look similar at a first glance but taking a closer look it appears that the P-149D is significantly larger ...
And there are of course some more differences ... ;)

MHG, there certainly have been a number of Navions registered in Germany - here's an example which I can recall seeing at a couple of UK events in the past. Don't know if any are still current though.

P-149 resembles the earlier Navions, pic above is a later model.

Great aeroplanes, though per G-INFO only one ever made it on to the G- register which was a TEMCO modified Twin Navion.

Apart from a couple of Rangemasters, there is indeed one, namely D-EFYX based at Jesenwang near Munich.

If you go to Air-Britain : Photographic Images Collection and search on Navion you will find 149 pictures, including some of the following European based Navions (N2548T, N3864, D-EFYX, D-EINB, D-EING, SP-KPP, HB-ESO and SE-FUR) and the long departed only UK registered Twin Navion, G-ARIT

G-APDK

Thank-you all for your replies, I will look into all the links you posted. If any Navion owner on this forum, I would be gald to have a chat. Thanks much.