Aeronca Collection

Aeronca Grasshopper G-BFAF
Aeronca L-16A Grasshopper G-BFAF (msn 7BCM-11) Date: circa 1975

Canadian registered light aircraft and gliders
A selection of Canadian registered light aircraft and gliders, L to R, top to bottom:- CF-FPH, a Cessna 195; CF-EUM, a Piper PA-12; CF-FKL, a Beech 33 Bonanza; CF-ZAI, a glider; CF-ZBK

Aeronca C-3 G-AEFT (msn A-610), at RAF St. Mawgan for an air display, with Spitfire Tr.8 G-AIDN and two Royal Navy Sea Vixens. Date: 1967

Aeronca C-2, 1929-1932. Creator: Aeronautical Corporation of America
X626N; 1929 single-seat, light sport monoplane; Aeronca E-107A engine; high-wing, tailwheel design. The Aeronca C-2 was the first truly light airplane certified by the Department of Commerce

Aeronca E-113, Horizontally-Opposed 2 Engine, Cutaway, ca. early 1930s
Aeronca (Aeronautical Corporation of America) built the first widely accepted light planes in the U.S. the Collegian. These were originally powered by an engine based on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle

Aeronca 7AC CF-JBJ (msn 7AC-5802), at Orillia in Ontario, Canada. Date: circa 1965

Aeronca C-3 G-AEFT (msn A-610) Date: circa 1960

Aeronca Champion 7FC G-APYU at Panshanger Date: 1967

Aeronca Champion Floatplane CF-LAB Date: 1970s

Aeronca 15AC Sedan G-AREX (msn 15AC-61) Date: 1960s

Aeronca Champion 7AC CF-KGK Date: 1960s

Aeronca L-3B - an agile and light handyman used to spot enemy movements, direct artilliary fire and even fly Generals to the front line

Aeronca Chief flying over Sacramento Valley, California

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"Aeronca: A Legacy of Light Aircraft and Gliders" From the iconic Aeronca Grasshopper G-BFAF to the Canadian registered light aircraft and gliders, it has left an indelible mark on aviation history. With models like the Aeronca C-3 G-AEFT and the timeless Aeronca Grasshopper G-BFAF, this brand has consistently pushed boundaries in design and performance. Dating back to its early years, the Aeronca C-2 (1929-1932) stands as a testament to the ingenuity of its creator, the Aeronautical Corporation of America. This pioneering spirit continued with innovations like the horizontally-opposed 2 engine cutaway model known as the Aeronca E-113 from ca. Early 1930s. The versatility of Aeronca's lineup is evident in aircraft such as the CF-JBJ, a remarkable example of their Champion series - reliable and beloved by pilots worldwide. Meanwhile, floatplane enthusiasts can take to waterways with confidence aboard an extraordinary creation like the Aeronca Champion Floatplane CF-LAB. For those seeking comfort without compromising style, look no further than the sleek lines of an elegant aircraft like the Aeronca 15AC Sedan G-AREX. Its luxurious interior combined with exceptional performance make it a true standout in its class. Finally, we cannot overlook another gem from their collection -the ever-popular Aeronca Champion 7AC CF-KGK. Loved for its reliability and ease-of-use, this model continues to capture hearts around every corner of aviation enthusiasts' world. Whether it's soaring through skies or gracefully gliding over landscapes below – when it comes to quality craftsmanship and innovation within light aircraft and gliders – there is simply no match for what "AERONCA" brings to flight aficionados everywhere.