Products
- Eagle Model A-1: Three-place biplane open-cockpit aircraft of conventional configuration. Designed by Waverly Stearman. First flew in April 1926; received Approved Type Certificate #17 in November 1927 using a Curtiss OX-5 V8 engine. Various versions were produced, powered by various available inline engines.
- Eagle Model A-101: Improved version of the A-1, with ailerons on the lower wing and other improvements. During May 1928, A-101 production was 12 airplanes per week; unit price was $2,815. About 300 of the A-1 and A-101 aircraft were built.
- Eagle Model A-129: Similar to the A-1, but with a five-cylinder Kinner radial engine. Since the Kinner was considerably lighter than the OX-5, it had to be mounted in a longer nose in order to maintain balance, leading to the A-1/A-101 being known as "short-nose Eagle", and the A-129 being known as "long-nose Eagle". However, the A-129 was also sold with other available engines, including the OX-5.
- Eagle Model A-139
- Eagle Model A-201
- Eagle Model A-229
- Eagle Model A-329
- Eagle Model A-429
- Eaglet Model A-230 Eaglet: Single-place high-wing monoplane open-cockpit aircraft of conventional configuration. Powered by various small radial engines of 25-45 hp range. A well-preserved example of the Eaglet with a three-cylinder Szekley radial is at the Arkansas Air Museum.
- Eagle Model A-231 Eaglet
- Eagle Model A-31 Eaglet
- Eagle Model B-31 Eaglet
- Eagle Model B-32 Eaglet
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