The Navion Factory

• Navion Aircraft International

Clubs, Groups and General Information

• Golden Gate Navioneers (California)
• L-17.org (no longer active)
• L-17s in the Fuerza Aerea Uruguaya (Uruguayan Air Force)

Online Communities

• Yahoo Groups - Navion Pilots & Owner
• Yahoo Groups - Navion Rangemaster

Maintenance, Publications and Training

• Navion Customs, LLC
• Sierra Hotel Aero, Inc.

Individuals

• Fraser Blues - formation demonstration team
• Paula Tomlinson and N422HJ
• A blog for the restoration of L-17B, 48-974

The American Navion Society's Official Website.

Founded in 1960 by the late S. Dan Brodie, the American Navion Society has grown into one of the longest running, most supportive type club in the western hemisphere. Originally intended as a means of sharing operational and technical information, the Navion Society, or Navioneers as they affectionately call themselves, expanded into the sales and distribution of parts decades ago. To foster friendships within the Society, an annual convention is held in a roving location and includes a banquet, sight seeing excursions and flying contests for speed and proficiency.

These Twin Navions have been awarded the covetted "Flagship of the Year" award at the annual convention.

• 1969, TTN-60 (N124N)
  
• 1979, TTN-61 (C-FNHN)
  

Membership is a valuable tool, as the newsletter contains valuable information on the care and maintenance of an aircraft that's now at least 50 years old.

The following Twin Navions have been "Navions of the Month." These planes appear as the focus article in the monthly ANS newsletter, based on the quality and content of the photos and article that are submitted. Being a Navion of the month is not a statement on the quality or condition of the plane itself.

• Dec 1962, TTN-80 (N712T)
  
• Mar 1967, TTN-67 (N2522B)
  
• Oct 1969, TTN-60 (N124N)
  
• Nov 1976, TTN-61 (C-FNHN)
  
• Dec 1978, TTN-89 (C-FDEC)
  
• Jan 1980, TTN-79 (C-FKLB)
  
• Jun 1983, TTN-5 (N5263K)
  
• Apr/May 1991, TTN-40 (N110N)
  
  

• date unknown, 1-055 (N209)
  
• date unknown, TTN-19 (N4153K)
  
• date unknown, TTN-70 (N69ET)
  
• date unknown, TTN-17 (N91623)

If any Navioneers can supply the month and year that these planes were Navions of the month, we'd be very appreciative.

Visit a page that shows a selection of peculiar conversions that turned common, single-engine airplanes into small twins.

• Oddballs

The following links are for aircraft type/owner pages. If you know of other sites for post-war aircraft, preferably with a good background on the history of their type, we'll gladly include them here.

A - Aeronca

• The National Aeronca Association

A - Aero Spacelines

• "All about Guppys"

B - Beechcraft

• The American Bonanza Society
• The Beech 33/35/36 Bonanza (Debonair/Mentor/Baron & Travel Air) page
• The Beechcraft Heritage Museum

B - Bellanca

• The Bellanca-Champion Club

C - Cessna

• The Cessna 150-152 Club
• The International Cessna 170 Association
• The Cessna 337 Skymaster webpage

D - de Havilland

• The de Havilland Moth Club
• de Havilland DHC-2 Beaver
• de Havilland DHC-3 Otter
• de Havilland DHC-4 Caribou and DHC-5 Buffalo
• de Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter

D- Dornier

• Dornier Do27.com

D- Douglas

• The DC-3 Hangar

E- Ercoupe

• The Ercoupe Network
• Ercoupe Owners Club

F - Fairchild

• Flying Boxcar.com

G - Globe-TEMCO

• The Globe-Temco Swift homepage

G - Grumman

• Grumman S-2 Tracker Website

L - Lockheed

• Lockheed Constellation Survivors

L - Luscombe

• The Continental Luscombe Association

N - Noorduyn

• Noorduyn Norseman - individual history
• Noorduyn Norseman webpage

P - Pilatus

• Markus Herzig's Pilatus PC-6 Turbo Porter page

P - Piper

• The Piper Apache Club

R - Republic

• Steinar Saevdal's Republic RC-3 Seabee page

S - STOL

• Steinar Saevdal's STOL UC-1 Twinbee page