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CFI worldwide

The UK Fournier Club is affiliated with Club Fournier International. These are the sister clubs and sites, and the original articles they hold.

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CFI France — Club Fournier International

The international club, founded in 1989 at Lapalisse by a group of Fournier pilots. It welcomes owners and enthusiasts of any nationality; members get the club magazine, technical documents and rally news. In French.

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CFI America — Club Fournier International–America

Run by Collin Gyenes in McMinnville, Oregon: aircraft pictures, technical and panel photographs, and a large archive of magazine articles, brochures and clippings. Articles and photographs used on this site are used with CFI America’s permission.

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CFI UK

The UK section’s earlier site, source of much of the type history and photography that first went into this one.

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CFI Deutschland

The German club, with flight manuals and technical bulletins by type. Several of the manuals linked from our Resources page are hosted there.

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Permission and credit. Collin Gyenes, who runs Club Fournier International–America, confirmed by email on 14 September 2026 that the UK Fournier Club is welcome to use anything from cfiamerica.com, and the UK club credits and links to his site. The magazine articles themselves remain the copyright of their authors and publishers, and CFI America notes that some of its pictures were gathered from elsewhere and will be removed at a rights-holder’s request. Please credit CFI America wherever material from it is shown.
The original articles

Read them in full at CFI America

CFI America’s Magazine Articles, Brochures and Clippings page lists around eighty items, mostly as full-page scans. This is a selection of the ones most relevant to the UK fleet; titles and dates are as listed by CFI America, and the links open on their site.

UK and modern flying

History and the Atlantic crossings

Articles we already hold in full are on the Articles and magazine pages.