The new two-seater plane demonstrated at Hounslow. New light aeroplane, the Tipsy two-seater, was demonstrated for the first time at Hounslow. The new machine, fitted with a 50 hp engine, has a top speed of 124 miles an hour and cruises at about 100 miles an hour. It has a ceiling of 19,600 feet and a range of 500 miles. The accommodation is side-by-side and the machine can be piloted by either occupant. The cost of the machine will be about £400. Photo shows: the new Tipsy two-seater in flight, piloted by Mr Brian Allen, at the demonstration. 14 May 1937
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