David
Cyr and George Heintzman spent 8 years and approx. 5000 hours
building their Q2, which first flew in 1990 with experienced test
pilot Claude Helie at the controls. It has proven to be a great
little airplane to fly. The Q2 is very economical as it flies at
135 mph on only 4 gallons per hour.
George and Dave just before
departure during the "EAA Chapter 266 Air Rally 2003"
at Lachute Airport.
Final assembly took place at St. Hubert Airport during the summer of 1989.
Airborne.
2004
The "pair" of Quickies at Lachute - Michel Moreau's Q2 on the left...
And once there were three, until Steve Kulczycky (centre) departed for Abbottsford BC, where he can fly all year round.
January 26, 2012: Monthly Chapter Meeting at John Abbott College in Ste Anne de Bellevue.
Evening Agenda:
-Raymond Lambert sharing information on the Corvair Engine workshop he attended
-Official Oshkosh 2011 EAA video will be shown.
Importing Aircraft - Guidelines
Lecture Series: Frank Hofmann's lectures are for pilots and/or (potential) aircraft owners
Nov 21, 2011.
Added Newsletter
Oct 27, 2011.
Added new web clips
Added Leo Nikkinen's presentation on crossing US border in an airplane
Added Leo Nikkinen's web sources in the LINKS section
Oct 24, 2011.
Added November Calendar
Added October Newsletter
Sept 27, 2011.
Updated classifieds
Added September Newsletter