Air Enthusiast 1972-02 / San Diego museum /Veteran & Vintage/

Регистрационный номерRegistry number: NX90840

The world's smallest aeroplane of its day, the Wee Bee (background) was flown by a pilot lying prone on the fuselage. It was designed and built by a group of Convair employees who later formed Bee Aviation Associates Inc and built the more conventional single-seat Honey Bee and, in the foreground, the Vee-tailed Queen Bee. Just visible on the right in this picture is the Urshan Air Chair, a rotorcraft built from surplus parts by Sam Urshan and flown on a tow-line or tethered in a wind.

Другие самолёты на фотографии: Another planes on the photo: Beecraft Queen Bee - СШАUSA - 1960