| OAE YA116-2 Seahawk | |
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 OAE YA116-2 Seahawk | |
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Role |
Multirole aircraft prototype |
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First flight |
May 2012 |
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Developed from |
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The OAE YA116-2 Seahawk was a small multirole paper airplane prototype developed from the OAE A116-1 Starhawk. Structurally, the two had very few differences. Due to elevator placement differences, however, conversions were not possible. The largest difference between the two was the Seahawk's folding wings, which necessitated the change in the placement of the elevators. For storage purposes, the outer wing panels could be folded upwards, as seen in the photograph below.
A YA116-2 Seahawk with its wings folded
OrigamiAirEnterprises canceled the aircraft after poor handling was displayed in flight testing after the outer wing panels had been folded and unfolded several times.