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From Le Trait d'Union #224 Nov-Dec 2005: a Louis De Monge flying wing airliner project, 1934.
A strange text ?.
From Le Trait d'Union #224 Nov-Dec 2005: a Louis De Monge flying wing airliner project, 1934.
Considering the Payen version MAY have been Pa.370, the designation "F.360" may not be so far-fetched (it could very well mean "Fléchair 360").
Considering the Payen version MAY have been Pa.370, the designation "F.360" may not be so far-fetched (it could very well mean "Fléchair 360").
... but why they mentioned Fokker ?!.
Good question. That 'F-360' certainly wasn't a Fokker designation.
Its hard to make out in the artwork but does this thing have tandem engines driving contra-props?
If so, that reminds me a bit of the 1939 Ontwerp 178 airliner project. Can anyone confirm that Ontwerp 178 was part of Fokker's lifting-body series of airliner designs?