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National WACO Club

National WACO ClubTuesday, May 26th, 2020 at 6:00pm

🤩 The wait is over – After several years of engineering milestones and flight testing, we announce today issuance of full FAA Certification on the WACO YMF-5F, the new-production open cockpit biplane on amphibious floats! 😎

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Waco Aircraft Corporation

🤩 The wait is over – After several years of engineering milestones and flight testing, we announce today issuance of full FAA Certification on the WACO YMF-5F, the new-production open cockpit biplane on amphibious floats! 😎 wacoaircraft.com #FloatPlane #SeaPlane #Biplane #AviationLovers #AviationDaily #WhyIFly #RadialEngine #AOPA #Aerocet #FAA #UnlimitedAttitude #AvGeek #AvLover #BizAv #NBAA #StickandRudder #BrandNew #Airplane #Plane #Aircraft

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National WACO ClubSaturday, May 23rd, 2020 at 9:56am

The Waco Pilot Newsletter 2020 Vol. 3 is available, with more info about the cancelled Reunion, other fly ins, and Annette Gipson, air racer and Waco owner- https://mailchi.mp/72d2933959cd/waco-pilot-newsletter-2020-vol-3

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National WACO ClubThursday, May 21st, 2020 at 9:16pm

A very unusual rudder trim found on a 1935 Waco YKC-S under restoration by Peter Killin. This airplane spent its whole life in Canada, mostly as a floatplane. It has doors on both sides of the fuselage. Another unusual feature on this particular airplane is that it was built with the wrap around rear windows, which was one of the features Waco discontinued in 1935 to make the airplane simpler to build.