Heritage

Heritage: earlier BRM designs

Aircraft from earlier chapters of BRM. They are not part of the current range, but many are still flying and we still hear from their owners.

High-wing STOL two-seater

Okavango

The Okavango was designed to be fast and extremely robust without losing the STOL ability needed to operate from any kind of strip. Its answer was a fixed slat on the outer leading edge of the wing. The cabin is spacious and takes tall pilots easily.

Low-wing two-seater

Argos

The Argos is a low-wing tourer built entirely in aeronautical aluminium, with a rectangular wing and separate flaps and ailerons. It has gull-wing doors, ergonomic seats with four-point harnesses and a steel structure that protects the occupants if the aircraft rolls over.

Do you own one?

Safety notices for all BRM aircraft are on the safety page. For parts and support, write to the factory.