Aviation Ads 1954: Auster-Mk9

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Auster-Mk9 Aviation Ad 1954


AUSTER A.O.P. MK.9 Profile
AUSTER A.O.P. MK.9

  THE NEW AUSTER A.O.P. MK.9

Austers have designed and built all the A.O.P. aircraft used in quantity by
the British Army since 1940. The experience gained during that time has
been incorporated into the Mk.9, resulting in an aircraft designed for the job.
Its primary function is that of a two-seat Air Observation Post, but its roomy
cabin and brilliant performance well suit it to the other roles that A.O.P.
aircraft are expected to perform, such as light liaison, casualty evacuation,
supplies and mail dropping, aerial photography, etc., etc.

* NEW-liquid-sprung undercarriage
* NEW-cantilever metal tail unit
* NEW-bigger, more powerful flaps
* NEW-three doors to cabin
* NEW-more comfortable cockpit

AUSTER AIRCRAFT LIMITED, REARSBY AERODROME, LEICESTERSHIRE
Telegrams: "Auster, Leicester." Telephone: Rearsby 321.