Name that Aircraft

[uy707]

North Earth in Europe, OK then, let's try our luck with the Netherlands and bet on a ....

Fokker S.11 Instructor ?!?

[brianw999]

Fokker S.11 Instructor

Nope.

There's a little clue in my last post that should take you to the country of origin.

[uy707]

Too far North East, off-course ... so let's head on to Spain and try the

AISA I-115

[brianw999]

Come right somewhat captain !

Not there yet.

[ollieholmes]

Miles Gemini?

[RJP]

P-148?

[brianw999]

Miles Gemini

P-148

No and no.

Its name translates to "Wren"

[tynopeb]

Messerschmidt Bölkow Blohm Bo209 "Monsun"?

[uy707]

AISA I-11-B "Peque"

[brianw999]

Messerschmidt Bölkow Blohm Bo209 "Monsun"?
No.

AISA I-11-B "Peque"
No.

Come to the east for the country. Remember when I said that I gave one offering the "Boot" ? !!

The manufacturer name includes one of the cities of the country of origin.

[Powercube]

I hate to do this, snatching victory from the jaws of someone so close- but it's an Aviamilano P.19 Scricciolo

Edit: This guy even http://www.airliners.net/photo/Aviam...olo/1030657/M/

[brianw999]

Well done Powercube....over to you.

[Powercube]

Landing gear really are the most fun, aren't they?

[uy707]

Some wild guesses

Tail drager,
single engined,
dating back to the 1930s' at the earliest, 1960s to the latest
North American manufacturer

[Powercube]

Some wild guesses

Tail drager,
single engined,
dating back to the 1930s' at the earliest, 1960s to the latest
North American manufacturer

I'm sorry to tell you, it is not that. I shall post another snippet of our mystery plane



Our unique friend was constructed in the age range you describe, but has a nosewheel. As to where it was made, it was neither Canada, Mexico, or the United States.

Edit: I should add that yes, it is single-engine.