09/30/2015. Remarks by Johan Visschedijk: "General Aircraft built a single example of the G.A.L. 33 Cagnet. The Cagnet was a two-seat side-by-side trainer with a tricycle landing gear, a 50 hp Aero Engines Pixie engine in a pusher installation, and twin tail booms with twin fins. Carrying the test markings T46, the aircraft was first flown in 1939.

General Aircraft proposed the Cagnet as a basic trainer, however, in February 1940 it went to the Royal Army and allotted the serial W7646, it was tested for four months as a Flying Observation Post trainer at D Flight, No. 1 School of Army Cooperation. Subsequently it was used for other test, making its last flight in 1941."