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The Model 11AC Chief (1867 built) was a development of the Aeronca 7AC
Champion and first flew in 1947. It featured a wider fuselage to
accommodate side by side seating instead of the tandem seats in the
Aeronca 7 Series. The next model was the 11BC Chief(181 built) which had
an 85hp(63kW) Continental. The Super Chief had a larger fin and balanced
elevator surfaces. The Aeronca 11ACS(93 built) was the floatplane
version of the Model 11AC. The Model 11 is still flying in large numbers
particularly in North America. A Model 11AC is illustrated below.
NC9485E c/n
11AC-1121
USA
2 seat light aircraft first flown in 1948
Engine: 85hp(63kW)
Continental C-85
Length: 20’5”(6.22m)
Height:7’0”(2.13m)
Wingspan: 36’1”(10.99m)
No.built: 277
Range: 370miles(595km)
Cruising speed: 85mph(136kmh) Empty weight: 820lb(372kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 1350lb(613kg)
The aircraft illustrated
below is registered as an Aeronca 11AC Replica.
C-GJAV
c/n 001
N9428E c/n 1066
Illustrated below is an
example of an Aeronca 11CC.
N4166E
c/n 11CC-69
Illustrated below is an example of an Aeronca 11BC Chief.
C-FCMQ
c/n 11BC-169
An Aeronca 11AC is shown below.
NC9622S
c/n 11AC-1261 |
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