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for certification delays, while the unit price rose yet again to US$ 160,000, although the company was forecasting annual sales of 50 aircraft per year in Europe and 200 per year in America. Euro-ENAER certified the aircraft in 1992, but the company announced that additional funding was needed to
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the aircraft as airworthy in the Netherlands under European regulations; ENAER hoped to sell as many as 50 aircraft per year, at a price which had increased to US$ 100,000 per aircraft. By 1998, it was planned to assemble a modified version of the aircraft, powered by a 150 hp (110 kW)
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engine, in a new factory in the Netherlands. Certification was expected by late that year, while the unit price had again risen to $ 120,000. In early 1999, Euro-ENAER blamed poor weather and difficulties with the
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fuselage with a new center-section and wing stressed for aerobatics. The first production aircraft was delivered by ENAER to the Chilean Air Force Air Academy in August 1985.
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70,000 claimed in 1991. The first prototype made its maiden flight in April 1989, with three more prototypes following, one of which had a fatal crash on 11 February 1992.
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During 1986, ENAER decided to embark on its first entirely indigenous aircraft. It was a two-seat, single-engined light aircraft suitable for use by
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start production. Financing could not be found, however, thus Euro-ENAER was declared bankrupt later that year.
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On 16 March 1984, IndAer was reorganised as a state-owned company separate to the Chilean Air force, named
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for another eight to be assembled locally by ENAER. In Chilean service, the type is designated as the
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After attempts to interest the Chilean Air Force in the Ñamcú failed, ENAER set up
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for the Chilean Air Force. Around the same period, it also started building the
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Hewson, Robert. "The Vital Guide to Military Aircraft." Airlife, 2001.
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The origins of ENAER can be traced back to 1930, when the
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During the 1980s, the Chilean Air Force acquired four
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State-owned company
Aerospace
Defense
Santiago
Santiago
Santiago
Chile
Latin America
Aircraft maintenance
MLU
Chilean Air Force
www.enaer.cl
[enaˈeɾ]
Chilean
aircraft manufacturer
Chilean Air Force
Chilean Air Force
Piper Aircraft
PA-28 Dakotas
ENAER T-35 Pillán
PA-32R
capital
personnel
resources
Spanish
CASA C-101
licensing agreement
flying clubs
training aircraft

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