Întreprinderea de Construcții Aeronautice Românești (ICAR, also icar) (Romanian Aeronautical Design Enterprise), was a

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n aircraft manufacturer. The company produced aircraft of its own design and under license.

History

Întreprinderea de Construcții Aeronautice Românești was founded in

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in 1932 by Mihail Racovitd. In 1938, it was planned to rename the company Uzinele I.C.A.R. — Societate Anonimă and move it to

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. However, this never occurred. ICAR closed in the early 1950s and production transitioned to the manufacture of industrial fans.

Aircraft

References

External links

Romanian Aviation Industry
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at orizont aviatic {{DEFAULTSORT:Intreprinderea de Constructii Aeronautice Romanesti Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1932 Defunct aircraft manufacturers of Romania Greater Romania 1932 establishments in Romania Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1951 1951 disestablishments in Romania Companies based in Bucharest

History

Aircraft

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