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Maule M-7

The Maule

“STOL for people with places to be.”

ICAO type code M7 · Maule

First catch: 25 points in Bogey
Maule M-7, The Maule
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Length
23 ft 8 in
Wingspan
32 ft 11 in
Engines
1x Lycoming O-540 (235 hp, M-7-235)
Crew
1
Max passengers
4
Typical config
1 pilot + 4 passengers
Built
500+

The story

Maules are Georgia-built STOL planes famous for leaping off the ground. Hunters, missionaries, and river pilots swear by them — pavement optional.

Fun fact

B.D. Maule started building airplanes in 1957, and his company is still based in Moultrie, Georgia.

Quick answers

How do you identify a M-7?

High-wing four-seater with a big swept-back fin and long flaps, on a tailwheel, a nosewheel or floats.

How many passengers does the M-7 carry?

Up to 4. A typical layout is 1 pilot + 4 passengers.

How big is the M-7?

It is 23 ft 8 in long and 32 ft 11 in across the wings.

When did the M-7 first fly?

Its first flight was in 1984.

How many M-7s have been built?

500+ built.

How rare is a M-7 in Bogey?

COMMON. Everyday traffic. You will catch plenty of these, and every first catch still counts. Your first M-7 catch is worth 25 points.

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