AriesT-250 

That is the story of the, AriesT-250, an efficient, T-tailed travel Bellanca Aries machine that rivaled the Beechcraft Bonanza and Piper Comanche in speed, load carrying capacity, and elegant design.

The story begins in 1947 when Anderson and Green formed a company to design and produce inexpensive and innovative airplanes. Their first design, the Anderson Green AG, was a 90 hp, twin-tailed, two-seat pusher. This elegant little plane featured very forgiving handling, easy entry and exit, and outstanding visibility due to a rear-mounted propeller.

The story goes that if you want to make a career in aviation, start with a large aircraft. Or, in the case of aircraft designers Ben Anderson and Mar Green, start out as a successful manufacturer of industrial equipment. Then design an airplane of the great names in aviation history to produce it.

Another engineer, Lomis Slaughter Jr., was an uncredited member of the design team, possibly due to the public relations problems associated with his Surname In the midst of Korean War, supply chain issues .

Fast-forward to the 1970, and the Anderson Green Company of Houston had grown into a successful manufacturer of industrial valves for the petroleum industry. However, Anderson and Green were still airplane designers at heart and decided to turn their business success into another airplane project.

They formed a team of nine out of their 500 employees and with company chairman Green as the primary designer developed and certified place, 200 mph, retractable-gear airplane with a distinctive T-tail and boxy fuselage. Now they just needed a way to manufacture the new design, AriesT-250.

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References

ODEA Developer. (2025, January 10). Bellanca T-250 Aries. Retrieved January 11, 2025, from