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Mudry CAP 231

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The Mudry CAP 231 is a single-seat aerobatic monoplane derived from the CAP 230. Notable for its leading-edge apex surfaces, it was developed by Claude Bessiere and achieved international recognition through his victory at the 1990 world aerobatics championship. It’s primarily used by experienced pilots seeking a versatile aircraft for competitive aerobatics and advanced flight training.

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Who flew the Mudry CAP 231 to a world championship victory?

The Mudry CAP 231 gained international recognition through French pilot Claude Bessiere's victory at the 1990 World Aerobatics Championship. This single-seat aerobatic monoplane was developed specifically for competitive flying.

What is the difference between the Mudry CAP 230 and CAP 231?

The Mudry CAP 231 is a direct evolution of the original CAP 230, featuring enhanced performance capabilities for competitive aerobatics. It is notably distinguished by its addition of leading-edge apex surfaces.

What kind of engine does the Mudry CAP 231 use?

The CAP 231 is typically powered by a robust Lycoming engine, providing the high thrust necessary for extreme aerobatic maneuvers. This single-seat monoplane relies on this power for its competitive success.

Is the Mudry CAP 231 a single-seat or two-seat plane?

The Mudry CAP 231 is strictly a single-seat aerobatic monoplane designed for competitive flying. It was derived directly from the two-seat CAP 230 trainer.

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