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PITTS Super Stinker (S-1-11) (N893DC)

Submitted 5 years ago

3 of N893DC 25 of PTSS

Gary Rosier

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Greg Byington5 years ago

Kobe, I'm not sure what a "normal" biplane is, but a Pitts was originally designed by Curtis Pitts (approx. 1944) as a "light aerobatic biplane." This one (N893DC) is an S-2B which is a two-seat version while the S-1 is the single-seat version. So, a Pitts can do just about any kind of stunt or aerobatic maneuver you might want them to.

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PITTS Super Stinker (S-1-11) (N893DC)

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