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The Ross R-2 Ibis was a single seat mid-wing gull winged glider that was designed by Harland Ross in about 1938 under a commission from the Soaring Society of America. The sole example was destroyed in 1940.

The Ross R-2 Ibis was a single seat, mid-wing, gull winged glider that was designed by Harland Ross in about 1938, under a commission from the Soaring Society of 1

Made by Harland Ross.

It is the successor of the Ross RS-1 Zanonia ,

Ross R-2 Ibis is the predecessor of the Ross RH-3.

Designer
Harland Ross
Predecessor
Ross RS-1 Zanonia
Successor
Ross RH-3
Status
One built
written off 1940
See Also
*List of gliders
Developed From
Ross RS-1 Zanonia
Origin
United States
Number Built
One
Manufacturer
Harland Ross
First Flight
circa 1938
Span In
Span Ft
48
National Origin
United States
Variants With Their Own Articles
Ross RH-3
Prime Units
imp
Category
Harland Ross aircraft
United States sailplanes 1930-1939

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