The Bénegent tractor monoplane had a triangular-section fuselage made of welded steel tubing, with the pilot seated on top. It was powered by a horizontally opposed two-cylinder water-cooled engine designed and built by the self-educated Joseph-Désiré Bénégent. The plane was tested at Courneuve outside Paris in late 1910.
Span: 26’3″
Length: 23′
Weight empty: 287 lbs
Speed: 56 mph
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