Talk:Short SC.7 Skyvan

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[edit] Aerovan discussion

Is the discussion of the Miles Aerovan relavent since it states that aerovan data wasn't used?

[edit] Aerovan

I suppose it was originally provided to dispel the impression that (a) the name and (b) the type of aircraft might give, that Shorts had somehow inherited the concept from the Miles company. Perhaps the comment has some relevance for that reason. I moved it to the end because it was given undue prominence at the beginning of the article. TraceyR 13:05, 3 January 2007 (UTC)

Added an introduction to the history (and removed the note) to show the connection with the Miles Aerovan.MilborneOne 23:39, 12 January 2007 (UTC)