Beautiful aircraft

The name AGO (note the upper case) was derived from the original company founded in 1912 as Aerowerke Gustav Otto a subsidiary of the Otto Company of Munich. When the company was reformed in 1934 it took the name Aktien Gessellshaft Otto (AGO) its original purpose to license produce aircraft for other manufacturers. The AGO 192 was built in 2 basic models the first of which V1 (illustrated) was flown in the summer of 1935. Subsequent models had a larger fuselage to enable the carriage of six passengers. Only six aircraft were built owing to the commitments to licence production of other manufacturers aircraft.

Power A model (V1 V2) Argus 10C
B model (V3 and remainder Argus 10E developing 270 hp
Dimensions Span 44'4" Length 32'1" (A model) 35'10"
(B model)Height 9'6" (A model)11'10" (B model)

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