MORANE SAULNIER MS AR-35EP2

The Morane-Saulnier AR.35 EP2 was a French mixed aerobatic training and aerobatic aircraft in a high wing (umbrella) system with a fixed landing gear. The drive was provided by a single rotary motor Le Rhone C with a capacity of 80 HP. The prototype flight took place in 1919. The Morane-Saulnier AR.35 EP2 aircraft was created based on the MS.30 machine of the same aviation plant. From its predecessor, it had changed dimensions, a different shape of the airfoil and improved aerodynamics of the fuselage. The AR.35 EP 2 aircraft was characterized by excellent piloting qualities, very good maneuverability, low landing and take-off speed, as well as great ease of piloting. Simply put - it was perfect for training and aerobatics! Machines of this type, highly appreciated by pilots, were used in aviation in France, but also in, among others, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil and Switzerland. They also found their way to Poland in 1925. They served primarily in pilot schools and school squadrons until 1934.