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PlaneTime is pround to present this Jodel D.117 Grand Tourisme. The aircraft was always hangered and is in a very good condition. It was always maintained by a certified mechanic. This Jodel is a certified aircraft, not an experimental. D-EDTK has a cruising speed of 100 knots (at 2350 RPM) which gives an endurance of… Read more »

PlaneTime is proud to present this meticulously maintained 2019 Van’s RV-12iS, offered on behalf of its owner. This exceptional aircraft combines cutting-edge design with outstanding performance and convenience features. The RV-12iS is a two-seat all-metal side-by-side airplane with a large cabin that seats the occupants ahead of the wing spar for maximum room and superb… Read more »

PlaneTime Aircraft Sales is proud to offer this Cirrus SR22 G2 GTS. This aircraft is equipped with a TKS system for anti-icing protection. It features an Avidyne Flightmax Entegra avionics suite with a synthetic display, two compact and powerful Avidyne IFD440 FMS|GPS|NAV|COM units, Bendix/King DME, DFC90 autopilot Garmin GMA340 audio panel and Garmin GTX328 Mode-S… Read more »

PlaneTime is proud to offer this 1970 Beechcraft V.35B Bonanza. The Bonanza is known for its elegance and speed. It is an iconic travelling machine that offers quality and comfort. This particular aircraft, serial number D-9120, was issued with a US Export Certificate on the 19th of February 1970 and was delivered to Germany in… Read more »

TYPE: CESSNA 310R YEAR: 1977 MSN: 310-0920 CONDITION: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Dismantled Cessna C.310R with all parts complete. Intended to be rebuilt. This process was halted due to family and health issues. The aircraft remained stored in a dry hangar. Part of the restoration process was the overhaul of both engines and propellers. Engine 1: Manufacturer:… Read more »

Planetime offers this wonderful Vans RV-9 for sale. It flew 450 hours since 2017 and it is in an excellent condition. Built by an experienced aircraft builder.

The Ultravia Pelican PL is a two-seat experimental aircraft in the Very Light Aircraft Category.  Maximum Take-Off Mass is 635 kg. With an empty weight of 397 kg, it gives a very comfortable useful load of 238 kg. Wings and tail are aluminium, fuselage is constructed from reinforced epoxy which means that the noise levels… Read more »

The Berkut is derived from the Rutan Long-EZ, with the primary differences being retractable main landing gear, dual canopies, and molded fuselage, strakes, and wing spar. Like the Long EZ, the Berkut carries two people in a tandem seating arrangement. The front seat occupant has access to all instrumentation and controls. The rear seat, normally… Read more »

The Long-EZ was a scaled-up redesign of the VariEze predecessor, allowing for the use of readily available Lycoming aircraft engines instead of the Volkswagen-derived engines or hard-to-find small Continentals for which the VariEze was designed. Changes from the VariEze included a larger main wing with modified Eppler 1230 airfoil and less sweep, larger strakes containing… Read more »

The Saab 91 Safir (Swedish for sapphire) is a three (91A, B, B-2) or four (91C, D) seater, single engine trainer aircraft. The Safir was built by Saab AB in Linköping, Sweden (203 aircraft) and by De Schelde in Dordrecht, Netherlands (120 aircraft). Development of the Safir began in 1944 as part of a plan… Read more »

PlaneTime is proud to offer this 2012 Brändli BX-2 Experimental Aircraft. The Brändli BX-2 Cherry is two-seat sport homebuilt aircraft, designed by Max Brändli. More than a hundred had been constructed by 2010. Max Brändli designed the Cherry in 1979 when he was 55 years old and started its construction in his cellar. He carried… Read more »

PlaneTime is proud to offer this 1996 Brändli BX-2 Experimental Aircraft. The Brändli BX-2 Cherry is two-seat sport homebuilt aircraft, designed by Max Brändli. More than a hundred had been constructed by 2010. Max Brändli designed the Cherry in 1979 when he was 55 years old and started its construction in his cellar. He carried… Read more »