The 1933 Arup S-2, or Snyder A-2, single-place flying wing was designed by Raoul Hoffman and C L Snyder. Developed from Snyder’s flying-wing glider, Arup 1 Dirigiplane, it featured wing-tip “ear” ailerons, and STOL flight characteristics.
Registered BX/R12894 it first flew on 7 September 1933, piloted by Glenn Doolittle. Only the one was built.
Engine: 36hp Continental A-40
Wingspan: 19’0″
Length: 17’2″
Seats: 1
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