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Morane Saulnier/SOCATA Rallye
PZL Koliber
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After
World War II, Morane Saulnier designed the MS.880 for a government
competition. First flown in 1959, the Rallye won the
competition and went into production.
The Rallye was constantly upgraded, first by
Morane Saulnier, then by SOCATA when Morane Saulnier became part of
that firm.
In the late 1970s, SOCATA licensed the Rallye to
PZL of Poland. PZL named the aircraft Koliber, polish
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 | M.S.880: Morane Saulnier designation |
| PZL 110: PZL designation |
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