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BD-5

EntityQ813830· pop 11· linked from 83 articles

BD-5

Also known as Bede BD-5

sport aircraft family by Jim Bede

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1970s United States sport aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1971 Aircraft specs templates using more performance parameter Bede aircraft Homebuilt aircraft Low-wing aircraft Microjets Single-engined jet aircraft Single-engined pusher aircraft

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