Smallest monoplane in the world
Smallest monoplane in the world
The Baby Bird. The Baby Bird was 11 ft (3.4 m) in length, a wingspan of 6.25 ft (1.9 m) and weighed only 250 lb (115 kg) empty. Its 55-hp piston engine gave the Baby Bird a maximum speed of 110 mph (175 km/h) when it first flew at Camarillo, California, on 4 August 1984. Pilot Harold Nemer completed 35 flights aboard the Baby Bird by the time it was retired in 1989.
➡ http://www.airventuremuseum.org/collection/aircraft/Stits%20DS-1%20Baby%20Bird.asp
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lol I would be afraid that thing would fall apart in the air.
bawls327 wrote:
lol I would be afraid that thing would fall apart in the air.
I'm more afraid of the Airbus 380.
lol 😛 hard to believe that thing flies 
also its pretty damn quick!! 
CRJCapt wrote:
I'm more afraid of the Airbus 380.
🙄
put that on a bar and i could Bench it
imagine the look on the atc's face as he gets his first visual of you on final at your local airfield. or picture the scene of you in a que waiting for takeoff with some other g/a. on halloween you could paint your face like charlie mcarthy, and have a buddy with a fake radio controller pretend that you are an r/c model. you'd really freak people when you stepped out of the plane.
lol it looks like a poorly colored cardboard box with a rubberband propeller lol 🙂)
Last edited by acepilot32 on Thu Aug 09, 2007 8:09 pm, edited 1 time in total
Wow, its like a plane version of a SMART car 😂
I don't even think you would need a runway... just land in a parking lot and take up a compact car spot.
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