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The Bulldog is a low-wing monoplane used by 10 different Air forces
around the world, some of which equipped it with rockets and 7.62mm
machine guns on underwing hardpoints. Used primarily as an elementary
training aircraft, the Bulldog is of all metal, stressed skin
construction and is fitted with dual flight controls.
The aircraft is a delight to fly and is fully aerobatic, and is
stressed from +6g to -3g. Seating is side by side, with the captain
occupying the left hand seat solo, and either seat when dual. |
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Flyer magazine carried out a flight test on the Bulldog, concluding:
"The Bulldog is a cracking little aircraft that can genuinely be
described as a warbird, and which is relatively cheap to fly and simple
to operate. It really doesn't take a genius to work out why so many of
them are now finding their way onto the civilian register after their
years of active service under camouflage."
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