Commonwealth Aircraft - Aircraft Produced

Aircraft Produced

During World War II, Commonwealth participated in contract production of the eight-place Waco CG-3A and thirteen-place CG-4A USAAF troop-carrying tactical gliders; Commonwealth produced 100 of the CG-3A model, as well as a total of 1,470 of the CG-4A, third most among the sixteen companies involved in the program.

Following the war, Commonwealth in 1946 began building the Skyranger 185, a model developed from Rearwin's Skyranger 175 (and the only model certificated under Commonwealth).

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