Why Drive When You Can FLY In These Amazing Mini Planes?

Published on May 16, 2019 By Jason Albert

Curtiss AT-9

Originally, it was designed to bridge the single-engine trainer planes and twin-engine combat jets. An archetype was developed in 1941 and entered full production started the following year, in 1942. For its entire lifespan, the Curtiss AT-9 proved to be very difficult to take off and land – even for experienced pilots.

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Eventually, production would finish the following year Today, you can find one for about $25,000 or so. This is mainly because they are more challenging to fly than standard sport aircraft.