Aeronca K
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The Aeronca Model K Scout was a US light airplane first marketed in 1937 the true successor to the popular C-2-C-3 line.

"He took up flying his own plane, an Aeronca K, in 1945, to get to these properties," she said. "He was still flying just last week.1
Aeronca K and E-113 Website above; Ae39; H&H; S; Sky#71 (for Bunting). Applications: (US) Aeronca C-1 Cadet, C-2N, C-3; Curtiss-Wright Technical Institute Bunting ; Welch OW-6M .2
Aeronca K with Aeronca E-113 engine at the Air Power Museum, Ottumwa, Iowa in June 2006 Contents * 1 Design 3
Eric Campbell’s restored Aeronca K, CF-VQX, poses for the camera of the late Jack McNulty.4
Il existe encore, début 2007, cinq Aeronca K en état de vol aux États-Unis (un autre est en cours de restauration), 1 au Canada et 1 en Grande-Bretagne.5

Made by Aeronca Aircraft.

It is the successor of the Aeronca C-2 .

Luscombe, Aeronca Champ, Aeronca Sedan, Aeronca K, Stinson 108, Taylorcraft, Ercoupe and a pair of L-16s. A Tiger Moth and a Bücker Jungman arrived on Sunday afternoon.6
Nick Peppiatt entered this smart Aeronca K in peanut scale. The span is more than 13", but it qualifies because of the 9" fuselage rule.7
The Aeronca C-3 evolved into the Aeronca K Scout in 1937. In turn, the K evolved into the SOC Chief in 1938. The latter was propelled by 50-hp Franklin or Lycoming engine options.8
Wendell with his Aeronca K in 1939 - Return - 9
Empty Weight Lb
744
Designer
Jean A. Roache
Predecessor
Aeronca C-2
Eng 1 Type
air-cooled flat-twin piston engine
Ceiling Ft
12000
Max Takeoff Weight Lb
1250
Introduced
1937
Developed From
Aeronca C-2
Span In
Capacity
1
Number Built
357
Crew
1
Climb Rate Ftmin
450
Height In
3
Manufacturer
Aeronca Aircraft
Range Miles
250
Max Speed Mph
93
Eng 1 Name
Aeronca E-113
Height Ft
6
Span Ft
36
National Origin
United States of America
Length Ft
20
Prime Units
imp
Eng 1 Hp
40
Eng 1 Number
1
Length In
Category
Aeronca aircraft
High wing aircraft
Propeller aircraft
Single-engine aircraft
United States civil utility aircraft 1930-1939

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