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The M17 tourer was the first powered aircraft
designed by Willy Messerschmitt. Seven were built with the prototype
first flying in 1925. They were normally powered by a 29hp(21kW) Bristol
Cherub. One of the original aircraft has survived and is exhibited in a
museum. A replica was flown in 2004 and remains airworthy.
D-ERTA
c/n 1994/1
Germany
2 seat light aircraft first flown in 2004
Engine: 29hp(21kW) Bristol Cherub 11
Length: 19’3"(5.85m)
Height: 4’11"(1.5m)Wingspan: 38’3"(11.6m)
No.built: 1 Range: 373miles(600km)
Cruising speed: 77mph(125kmh) Empty weight: 437lb(198kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 816lb(370kg) |
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