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

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 Wee Bee - СШАUSA - 1948

Air Pictorial 1957-10 / World Air News

EXCLUSIVE Air Pictorial drawing of the Bee Aviation Queen Bee which will make its first flight soon. Three aircraft are under construction. Span 32ft. 10 in., length 22 ft. 1 in., height 8 ft. 5 in.