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The Parnall company had been involved in aircraft
manufacture since World War 1 and the Elf was among the last aircraft to
be designed by the company. Built as a rival to the de Havilland Moth
and featuring folding wings, the Elf was no match for the Moth and only
three were built. One survives and is kept airworthy.
G-AAIN
c/n 2
United Kingdom
2 seat biplane first flown in 1929
Engine: 120hp(89kW) ADC Hermes 1
Length: 22’10.5"(6.97m)
Height: 8’6"(2.59m)Wingspan: 31’3.5"(9.53m)
No.built: 3 Range: 300miles(482km)
Cruising speed: 90mph(144kmh) Empty weight: 900lb(408kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 1500lb(681kg) |
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