L.79 albatross

The Albatros L.79 Kobold is a German plane of stunt-flying of the Entre-deux wars.

Biplane with not shifted equal wings great lengthening and symmetrical profile, this apparatus was built with two specimens:

  • D-1660: Delivered in June 1929 to the DVL, it was slightly broken with the landing by Dipl. Ing Geike on May 15th, 1934. One loses of it then the trace.
  • D-1871: Delivered in June 1930 to E.Stelle of Berlin - Staaken, it was broken in 1933 (collision with Klemm L.26). Repaired, rĂ©immatriculĂ©, it was dismantled in April 1937.

References

  • Michael J.H. Taylor, Jane' S Encyclopedia off Aviation. Studio Editions, London (1989).

External bonds

  • http://www.histaviation.com/Albatros_L_79.html

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