The Belfair was basically a post-war cabin version of the Tipsy B which was first flown in 1935. Twenty Tipsy B's were built in Belgium prior to the war. The Tipsy Trainer (18 built) was constructed in England by Tipsy Aircraft Ltd.   Several examples of the Belfair and Trainer  remain airworthy. A Tipsy Trainer is illustrated below.

OO-EOT                   c/n                          Belgium

2 seat light aircraft first flown in 1946

Engine: 62hp(46.5kW) Walter Mikron                                                                                              Length: 21’8"(6.6m)                                                                                             Height: 5’8"(1.72m)Wingspan: 31’2"(9.49m)                                                                                                    No.built: 7 Range: 465miles(748km)                                                                Cruising speed: 100mph(160kmh) Empty weight: 540lb(245kg)                                                   Maximum take-off weight: 1100lb(500kg)

A Tipsy Belfair is illustrated below.