Cricri airplane in flight HD

Known to be the smallest twin-engine airplane in the world (4.90m wingspan, 72kg empty weight, 2x15HP), it still has a 190km/h cruise speed and is capable of executing all the basic positive aerobatic maneuvers. Formation flight and air-to-air shots with an Avid Hauler homebuilt. Now in HD!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• cricri
• smallest
• airplane
• twin
• engine

[marcelottg]

can you flight it with single engine? (in case of engine failure)

[kilrahvp]

@marcelottg Yes of course. It already happened to my friend BTW.

[xitsKittox]

I love the mountains at 5:55, where was this filmed??

[kilrahvp]

@xitsKittox Western Switzerland

[Sealy57]

Not to be a pessimist, but if the engines quit, I could see a very exciting glide ratio happening that might make for a rough landing. Wing loading looks fairly high, in relative terms.

[kilrahvp]

@Sealy57 Like any twin-engine aircraft it's perfectly able to fly on a single engine. Not fun of course, but it never is...

[kilrahvp]

@TheChickeneer Yes you need one, its categorized as experimental aircraft.

[lolziloveminecraft]

Dear Santa...

[HAGLgroup1994]

@kilrahvp what are their job? thank you

[SVenables97]

How much was it or to build?

[UPUPUP69]

Looks like it has strip ailerons. Does it need flaps? and what is its range?

[TheWarbirdPhoenix]

Since this was made in 2009,the little guy should be a Baron G58 by now,by 2016 it should be all grown up as a King Air 350i.

[dvh065]

1:50 I didn't expect it can climb like that.

[malcauskas7]

What is this engines? Fuel used?

[Stregalicious]

@kilrahvp - Do ya know why it has two engines? Because they don't fly well on just one. When an engine quits on a light twin, the working engine takes you to the scene of the crash...(usually)

[tpioneer]

2:14 just fucking awesome