Robin ATL-L

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04/30/2008. The ATL (Avion Très Léger, very light aircraft) was designed to a requirement issued in 1981 by the Fédération National Aéronautique for a very lightweight two-seat aircraft. The prototype, appropriately registered F-WFNA, was flown on June 17, 1983. The first of 131 production aircraft was first flown on December 7, 1984 and the first delivery was made on April 27, 1985, although the type was only certified on January 15, 1986.

Manufactured by Avions Pierre Robin in April 1986, as an ATL, F-GFOR has since been converted to an ATL-L when the original JPX 4T-60A engine was replaced by a Limbach 2000-D2A engine.


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04/30/2008. The ATL (Avion Très Léger, very light aircraft) was designed to a requirement issued in 1981 by the Fédération National Aéronautique for a very lightweight two-seat aircraft. The prototype, appropriately registered F-WFNA, was flown on June 17, 1983. The first of 131 production aircraft was first flown on December 7, 1984 and the first delivery was made on April 27, 1985, although the type was only certified on January 15, 1986. Manufactured by Avions Pierre Robin in April 1986, as an ATL, F-GFOR has since been converted to an ATL-L when the original JPX 4T-60A engine was replaced by a Limbach 2000-D2A engine.