Intermountain Manufacturing Company

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Intermountain Manufacturing Company
Predecessor(s)	Call Aircraft Company
Founded	1962
Defunct	1966 - Merger
Parent	Aero Commander,

The Intermountain Manufacturing Company (IMCO) was a US aircraft manufacturer of the 1960s based in Afton, Wyoming that produced agricultural aircraft.

IMCO was formed in 1962 to purchase the assets of the failed Call Aircraft Company, and the following year commenced new production of the CallAir A-9. IMCO also developed an enlarged and refined version of the aircraft, designated the B-1.^[1]

Aero Commander, a division of Rockwell International purchased IMCO in 1966 and relocated production to Albany, Georgia the following year.

References

↑ Flying Magazine: 22. April 1966.

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