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The
Luscombe Silvaire 8 first flew in 1938 with a 50 hp
Continental A50. The 65 hp Continental A65-8F was
substituted in 1939 and the resulting 8A was a hit with almost 3,700
being built before and after World War II.
This aircraft was also advertised as the Skypal. |
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Specifications
(Model 8A) |
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Designations |
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| 8A: Luscombe model number |
| UC-90: U.S. Army utility transport
designation for two impressed aircraft |
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