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News of March 31, 2009
The Tecnam Eaglet with Gemini 2-stroke diesel engine will be demonstrated at AERO Friedrichshaven.
 Production By Powerplant Developments of the Gemini 3 cylinder, 6 piston engine will begin in Hastings, UK in April 09. But testing is not completed either for the engine or the plane. Click here to read more.
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