Nice and unusual bird: Max Holste MH 1521 "Broussard"

[hasegawa]

This aircraft is from the 50´s , a courier and transport aircraft of the French, used a lot. The last remaining examples are with french Aeroclubs for Parachutists...

It is a niche one, not elegant but efficient but the original was very loud. Was this aircraft in use in New Zealand?

http://atsimulations.com/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ju1cQO7Qw-M

[Naki]

No, none here and hasn’t been any in the past

[K5054NZ]

There was one in Australia flying as a warbird in the mid-late 90s but I think it may be static somewhere.

[deeknow]

Am more interested in the Cri Cri to be honest
And that WE DO have in NZ http://nzcivair.blogspot.com/2010/11/te ... 2-cri.html

[emfrat]

Probably the only twin you can hand-start without leaving the cockpit

https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/threa ... ra.440743/

[deeknow]

Probably the only twin you can hand-start without leaving the cockpit

Haha, nice one. Wonder how long it would take to do a round-the-world in one of these. You reckon w a virtual fuel bladder SOMEWHERE it would make it to Norfolk Island from Kerikeri?

[Splitpin]

Cri Cri = Odd

[emfrat]

Cri Cri = Odd

I thought it was French for 'cricket' - not the game the Scots play the bagpipes instead of, but the flying, leppin' insects that occasionally get inside my house