Robin Aircraft

Robin Aircraft is an aircraft maker based in Darois, Burgundy, France. The site says the company has made aircraft there since 1957. Each aircraft is built by hand at the factory.

The DR401 is the site's main training aircraft. The site says it has been a school aircraft for flying clubs for almost 50 years. The range includes the 120Lite, 120A, 135CDI and 160A models. The site says they cover day and night VFR, IFR and mountain ratings.

The DR400 was first designed to be as light as possible. The site says it changed over time to suit pilots who travel. Today it is the DR401, with models such as the 155CDI, 160, 180 and 200i. The site lists a glass cockpit with Garmin G500 and GTN650 displays.

The CAP10 is the site's aerobatic trainer. The site says it has trained many navy pilots and dozens of world champions over 50 years. It also says the aircraft fits UPRT training needs. The site calls it one of the last wooden aircraft in the world.

The site says each aircraft uses about 170 kilos of wood and about 2,000 hours of work. It also says the company has made many metal models over more than 60 years. Those include the HR250 and R2160.

The factory address is 1 route de Troyes, 21121 Darois. The phone number is +33 3 80 35 25 07. The site also links to Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube and LinkedIn. It has pages for news, support and recruitment.