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An aircraft construction includes a fuselage, a first engine mounted on an axis extending through the fuselage for pulling the aircraft, and a second engine vertically offset from the first engine and mounted on an axis extending through the fuselage for pushing the aircraft. A main wing is disposed

An aircraft construction includes a fuselage, a first engine mounted on an axis extending through the fuselage for pulling the aircraft, and a second engine vertically offset from the first engine and mounted on an axis extending through the fuselage for pushing the aircraft. A main wing is disposed generally in a first plane and a tail wing is disposed generally in a second plane. A Canard wing may be disposed in a third plane different than the first plane and the second plane. Vertical stabilizers positioned to extend downwardly from the tail wing support drag wheels to protect the second engine during takeoff.

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1. An aircraft construction, including: a fuselage having a front section, a center section, and a rear section, the fuselage extending longitudinally relative to a roll axis and transverse to a pitch axis, and a yaw axis, the axes intersecting at a center of gravity of the aircraft; a first eng

1. An aircraft construction, including: a fuselage having a front section, a center section, and a rear section, the fuselage extending longitudinally relative to a roll axis and transverse to a pitch axis, and a yaw axis, the axes intersecting at a center of gravity of the aircraft; a first engine disposed in the front section of the fuselage, the first engine being positioned in a vertical plane defined by the roll axis and the yaw axis; a second engine disposed in the rear section of the fuselage the second engine being positioned in offset relationship with the first engine in the vertical plane; a main wing fixed to the center section of the fuselage and disposed above the center of gravity between the front section and the rear section; a tail wing fixed to the rear section of the fuselage and being vertically offset from the main wing; and a Canard wing fixed to the front section of the fuselage and being vertically offset from the main wing and the tail wing. 2. The aircraft construction recited in claim 1 further comprising at least one vertical stabilizer extending from the tail wing outboard of the fuselage. 3. The aircraft construction recited in claim 2 wherein the vertical stabilizer extends below the tail wing and the aircraft further comprises a tail wheel mounted on the vertical stabilizer. 4. The aircraft construction recited in claim 1 wherein the tail wing comprises: at least one wing element extending from the fuselage to an outboard edge; and a vertical stabilizer disposed on the wing element outboard of the fuselage. 5. The aircraft construction recited in claim 4 wherein the vertical stabilizer is disposed at the outboard edge of the tail wing element. 6. The aircraft construction recited in claim 4 wherein the vertical stabilizer extends downwardly from the wing element and the aircraft further comprises a wheel attached to the vertical stabilizer. 7. The aircraft construction recited in claim 1 wherein: the first engine is disposed to pull the fuselage when the aircraft is in flight; and the second engine is disposed to push the fuselage when the aircraft is in flight. 8. An aircraft, comprising: a fuselage having a longitudinal configuration with a forward section and a rearward section, the forward section extending along the length of the fuselage and disposed generally along a first axis, the rearward section extending along the length of the fuselage and disposed generally along a second axis having a spaced generally parallel relationship to the first axis; a first engine disposed along the first axis of the forward section of the fuselage and operable to rotate a first propeller to pull the fuselage; a second engine disposed along the second axis of the rearward section of the fuselage and operable to rotate a second propeller to push the fuselage; the second axis being different than the first axis so that the second propeller receives air which is removed from the wash of the first propeller; a main wing disposed generally in a first plane and extending laterally of the fuselage above the center of gravity of the aircraft; a tail wing disposed generally in a second plane different than the first plane and extending laterally of the rearward section of the fuselage, forwardly of the second engine; a canard wing disposed generally in a third plane different than the first plane and the second plane laterally opposing sides of the forward section of the fuselage; and a pair of vertical stabilizers each extending transverse to an associated one of the tail wings. 9. The aircraft recited in claim 8 further comprising a drag wheel extending from each of the vertical stabilizers. 10. The aircraft recited in claim 8 wherein the vertical stabilizers extend vertically downwardly from the tail wing. 11. The aircraft recited in claim 8 wherein the first plane is disposed generally above the fuselage. 12. The aircraft recited in claim 11 wherein the third plane is disposed generally beneath the fuselage. 13. The aircraft construction recited in claim 7 wherein: the first engine has an axis which is substantially parallel to the roll axis of the fuselage; and the second engine has an axis which is substantially parallel to the axis of the first engine.