TRANSALL

Title:  Transall No’s 1 and 2

Developed as a co-operative venture between the French and German aircraft industries the Transall was designed to replace the Noratlas military transport aircraft. The name Transall derives from the company name Transport Allianz. The initial aircraft (French asembled) was first flown in 1963.

Two series of production was undertaken, the first between 1965 and 1972 with final assembly in three locations supplying aircraft to both the French and German military, with small numbers also supplied to the French Postal Service and the South African Air Force. The second batch, from 1977 to the mid-80’s, were all assembled in Toulouse and included aircraft for Indonesia as well as France and Germany.

We offer two titles for the Transall. The first title contains the flight manual for the Transall as used by the SAAF, plus a manufacturer’s brochure. The second contains the flight manual used by the German Luftwaffe plus a detailed manufacturer’s specification. The files have been scanned  from the original flight manuals and retain any colour pages.