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Cygnet

Also known as AEA Cygnet

experimental aircraft

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1900s Canadian experimental aircraft 1900s United States experimental aircraft Aerial Experiment Association aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1907 Alexander Graham Bell Multiplane aircraft Single-engined piston aircraft Victoria County, Nova Scotia

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