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The '''M15-100-''' is a short, wide-body airliner produced by Anderophl Fortiska Aeronautical at its Fedlithe factory in [[Fortis]]. The twin turboprop-fan engine liner was designed as a follow up to the more expensive [[AFA M10-100 Pondskipper]]. The M10-100 did not meet its design goals of cost-effectiveness, and the multiple complaints regarding it culminated in the M15-100 design. |
The '''M15-100-''' is a short, wide-body airliner produced by Anderophl Fortiska Aeronautical at its Fedlithe factory in [[Fortis]]. The twin turboprop-fan engine liner was designed as a follow up to the more expensive [[AFA M10-100 Pondskipper]]. The M10-100 did not meet its design goals of cost-effectiveness, and the multiple complaints regarding it culminated in the M15-100 design. |
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AFA M15-100 Pondskipper II
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| An AFA M-15-100 of Hook Brznair | |||||
| National Origin | Fortis | ||||
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| Designer | Anderophl Fortiska Aeronautical | ||||
| Unit Cost | 29,862(√) | ||||
| Number Built | 70 | ||||
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| Used By | Hook Brzinair | ||||
The M15-100- is a short, wide-body airliner produced by Anderophl Fortiska Aeronautical at its Fedlithe factory in Fortis. The twin turboprop-fan engine liner was designed as a follow up to the more expensive AFA M10-100 Pondskipper. The M10-100 did not meet its design goals of cost-effectiveness, and the multiple complaints regarding it culminated in the M15-100 design.