BA-102 Two-Place Baby Albatross

The two-place version extended the rear fuselage by 2 ft. to accommodate a passenger and featured two small portal-type windows. The first two-place Baby was constructed by Bowlus and Don Mitchell in the winter of 1938.  Three were built and registered as experimental aircraft.

The NSM 2-place Baby Albatross was donated to the museum in 1995 by Ron Nelson.

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