AIR CRUISER 210CS

The AIR CRUISER 210CS is an Australian four-seat touring monoplane developed by the manufacturer VICTA. Designed by Henry Millicer, the Aircruiser was conceived as a natural progression from Victa’s highly successful two-seat Airtourer training and aerobatic aircraft. The Aircruiser was intended to fill the role of a touring aircraft for private owners and aero clubs.

VICTA, historically known for its lawn mowers, ventured into aviation manufacturing with the goal of establishing an Australian aircraft industry. While the Airtourer found success, the four-seat Aircruiser project, including the 210CS model, never entered full production under Victa. In 1969, the manufacturing rights for the aircraft design were acquired by AESL (AERO Engine Services) in New Zealand.