1. Cri Cri
No sound – Advance manually

2. Colomban MC15 cri-cri at Ferte Alais Airshow.
Cri-cri (after the French word for cricket) is a very light twin-engined
kitplane, recognized as the smallest twin-engined aircraft in the world. Designed in the early 1970s by a French aeronautical engineer
Michel Colomban, the Cri-cri aircraft is the world's smallest twin-engine
aircraft.
At only 16' wingspan and 12'10" length, it is obviously a single-seater,
making an impression of a dwarf velomobile with wings at close range. Cri-cri has superior aerobatic performance; e.g., the one in the picture is
capable of 1 roll a second. There are approximately 30 Cri-cri aircraft in
Airworthy condition in the U.S. and over 100 around the world as of As with any homebuilt aircraft, the existing Cri-cri planes have often been
modified by their builders, departing from the original design to a varying
degree, resulting in different performance. One flying Cri-cri, F-PZPR,
was even equipped by its pilot Nicolas Charmont with jet engines, increasing
the cruising speed from 115 mph for the regular propeller-driven version
to around 150 mph.

3. et-powered version of the Cri-Cri
MC15 Cri Cri

4. MC15 Cri Cri

5. Jet-powered version of the Cri-Cri

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