The Pickering-Pearson K.P.2 was designed by K.N.Pearson as a single-seat, mid wing monoplane. It was powered by a 40-horsepower Aeronca E.117 pusher engine. The KP.2 was a wooden monoplane with fixed landing gear.
It used no rudder, being equipped with Pearson rotary ailerons, one on each wingtip.
Built by G.L. Pickering at Hamworth in 1933.
It first flew in 1933 as G-ACMR c/n 2.
It was broken up in 1935.
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