Keeping a small, much-loved fleet flying
René Fournier's RF-series — from the RF3 through the RF10 — has been flown by touring pilots and motorglider enthusiasts across Europe and beyond for over sixty years. It's a small fleet, and spares are no longer available through a single manufacturer channel. What keeps these aircraft airworthy is owners passing on the parts they no longer need to the next owner who does. This site exists to make that easier: a simple, free place to list a part with a photo and price (or a swap), and let other owners contact you directly.
Aircraft covered by the exchange
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Photos are loaded directly from Wikimedia Commons and used under their contributors' open licences — click a photo credit to view the original file, author and licence terms. RF3 isn't pictured here but is fully supported on the exchange.
Frequently asked questions
Does it cost anything to post or browse?
No. Posting a listing and browsing the exchange are both completely free — there are no fees, commissions, or accounts required.
How do I contact a seller?
Every listing shows the seller's name, email and (usually) phone number. Just email or call them directly to arrange the sale, swap, payment, and delivery or collection.
Does the exchange handle payment or shipping?
No. This is a noticeboard only — buyer and seller arrange payment and delivery between themselves, the same way you would at a fly-in or through a club newsletter.
What should I check before buying a part?
Ask for the part's history, any logbook entries, and — where applicable — an EASA Form 1 / FAA 8130-3 or equivalent release documentation. For anything safety-critical, get it inspected by a licensed engineer before fitting.
Can I post a "wanted" ad instead of a part I have?
Yes — choose "Wanted" when posting a listing. You can optionally add a budget, and it'll appear in the dedicated "What owners are looking for" section on the homepage and in Browse Parts, so people with that part spare can find it.
Is this affiliated with Fournier Aviation or a type club?
No — this is an independent, hobby-run noticeboard for the owner community. It isn't affiliated with any manufacturer, distributor or official type club.
Have a part sitting in the hangar?
Someone in the Fournier community is probably looking for exactly that. Post it in a couple of minutes.