Dyn'Aero Ban-Bi

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The Dyn'Aero Ban-Bi is a two-seat all-composite ultralight aircraft, manufactured in France by the Société Dyn'Aero. It is supplied either as a factory built or as an amateur-built.

Dyn'Aero Ban-Bi
Type	Light Aircraft
Manufacturer	Dyn'Aero
Status	In production

Contents 1 History 2 Series 2.1 MCR (Ban-Bi) 2.2 MCR4S (4 seater Ban Bi) 3 Engines 4 Specifications 5 External links 6 Comparable Aircraft

[edit] History

[edit] Series

[edit] MCR (Ban-Bi)

The Ban-Bi is available in two versions, a homebuilt microlight version with larger wingspan and greater utilization of metal construction, and a Group A version with shorter wings and more composite parts. The Group A version has a greater cruise performance at the expense of some takeoff performance.

[edit] MCR4S (4 seater Ban Bi)

[edit] Engines

The Ban-Bi can be fitted with Rotax 912UL of 80 horsepower, the 100 hp 912ULS or the turbocharged 115 hp 914UL engine. Other engines have been successfully installed and flown.

[edit] Specifications

[edit] External links

• Dyn'Aero company home page

[edit] Comparable Aircraft

It can be compared to the many Rotax-powered ULAs/VLAs that have appeared on the market in recent years. However, it is probably most directly comparable with the Europa XS.