The Colomban MC-15 Cri-Cri is one of the smallest manned aircraft ever built. it is a single-seat, homebuilt sport aircraft designed to be extremely light, simple, and fun to fly. The Cri-Cri has impressive agility for its size. With piston engines it reaches about 220 km/h (135 mph), while jet-powered versions can exceed 300 km/h (185+ mph). Its range and endurance are limited, but it offers excellent maneuverability and short takeoff performance. Most versions use two small piston engines (commonly JPX PUL 212, about 15 hp each). Some experimental versions are equipped with two micro-turbojet engines, making it the smallest twin-jet aircraft ever flown. The Cri-Cri was designed in the early 1970s by French engineer Michel Colomban. It was created for amateur builders and became famous worldwide for its tiny size, innovative design, and later for its jet and electric variants.

Key Features:

• Outstanding VR immersion
• Ultra high-quality 3D models
• Ultra high-resolution textures
• High-fidelity sound design by Echo19
• Fully animated cockpit
• Fully animated control surfaces
• Fully animated engine
• Spectacular low-altitude flight effects
• Spectacular colored acrobatic smoke trails
• Realistic vapor trails and G-vapor effects
• 17 high-quality liveries included

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All aircraft have been independently developed using publicly available information. No direct support or endorsement from the original equipment manufacturers (EMs) was involved in their creation.