Types d'avion: Ground display only

F-AZJPF-AZJPF-AZJPF-AZJP The Beech D17 Staggerwing was Walter Beech's brainchild. Its first sketch dates back to 1933: the 650 hp Beech A17. A veritable cartoon plane, its features were refined with each successive version until the D17, the best known, appeared in 1938. At the time, it sold for a staggering $18,100 without a radio, the equivalent of three luxury detached houses. In 1945, it cost two and a half times as much as the Bonanza for identical performance.During the war, the ‘Stagger’, as it was known, served as a liaison aircraft for admirals and generals.In June 2024, the Staggerwing, F-AZJP,…

Cessna 195 "Coca-Cola", F-AYTXCessna 195 "Coca-Cola", F-AYTXCessna 195 "Coca-Cola", F-AYTXCessna 195 "Coca-Cola", F-AYTXCessna 195 "Coca-Cola", F-AYTXCessna 195 "Coca-Cola", F-AYTX The Cessna 195 is a classic single-engine aircraft, first introduced in 1947 as a luxury personal and business airplane. It is notable for its distinctive round engine cowling that houses a powerful Jacobs radial engine, which typically produces around 275 horsepower. The aircraft's high-wing configuration and fixed tailwheel landing gear give it a vintage appearance, while its all-metal construction ensures durability. The spacious cabin, which accommodates up to five passengers, is known for its comfort, making the Cessna 195 popular for…

SA316B Alouette III n°2358 undergoing CNRAC (vintage permit to fly) classification. It will be the only French Navy Alouette to be kept in flight (as part of a collection), the others having been donated to museums or training centres. The Alouettes III were used by the Aéronavale from 1962 to 2022, a total of 60 years. This is a version of the Alouette III fitted with an ARTOUSTE IIIBF1 military turbine. The 358 is a former ''PEDRO'', its mission was Rescue on the Aircraft Carrier during aircraft take-offs and landings, as well as rescue at sea (SAR). Characteristics and equipment…

Fouga Magister CM 70 - APAAF - Gilles Guerin - Photo APPAF A Patrouille de France aircraft from 1964 to 1980, the Fouga Magister is an emblematic figure in French aviation. Presented by the Association pour la Préservation du Patrimoine Aéronautique Français, the Fouga Magister CM170 F-AZZP, serial number 569, was the last to be produced for France at the Potez factory in Toulouse, with subsequent models destined for export. This Fouga made its maiden flight on 11 February 1969. From 26 November 1970 to 3 October 1977, it was assigned to the Groupement Instruction 05-312 at Salon-de-Provence (designator 312-AU,…

Gazelle de l'Association pour la préservation du patrimoine aéronautique français (APPAF) Acquired in 2013 by the APPAF, the Gazelle SA 341, registration F-FAYSA, is a former military helicopter of the French Army Light Aviation (ALAT). Carrying the serial number 1353, the APPAF Gazelle is now a demilitarised private helicopter flying under the Certificat de Navigabilité Restreint pour Aéronef de Collection (CNRAC). This special status enables the APPAF to present the Gazelle Sierra Alpha in flight at airshows in France and Europe. Through its presence at Air Legend, the APPAF is highlighting the diversity of missions carried out by this combat…