The Saab 91 Safir was a four seat cabin monoplane designed
as a training and liaison aircraft. It was designed by Anders
Andersson who previously worked for Bucker and designed
the BU181 Bestman, and bears some resemblance to that
aircraft.
The prototype first flew in 1945, and this initial 91A version
used the upright De Havilland Gipsy Major engine. The later
91B, 91C and 91D variants used the horizontally-opposed
Lycoming engine.
A total of 323 examples were built, 120 of these being built
under licence in Holland.
The CD contains two flight manuals and two brochures for
the Saab Safir. The CD has been scanned from the original
flight manuals and retains any colour pages.
