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    Asif Tariq, a young Pakistani man, built the first Pakistani airplane called "AL-MUNIR" in his workshop on the rooftop of his house in Malir. He designed and built all the parts in Pakistan and converted a jeep engine to power the aircraft. The test flight was successful, but Asif was unable to mass produce the plane due to lack of investment from venture capitalists in Pakistan's economy. He now resides in either Lahore or the Far East, and those interested in helping him start a light aircraft industry can contact Mr. Barom Buns.

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    Asif Tariq, a young Pakistani man, built the first Pakistani airplane called "AL-MUNIR" in his workshop on the rooftop of his house in Malir. He designed and built all the parts in Pakistan and converted a jeep engine to power the aircraft. The test flight was successful, but Asif was unable to mass produce the plane due to lack of investment from venture capitalists in Pakistan's economy. He now resides in either Lahore or the Far East, and those interested in helping him start a light aircraft industry can contact Mr. Barom Buns.

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    Tariq Karachi

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    iamishtiaque
    Asif Tariq, a young Pakistani man, built the first Pakistani airplane called "AL-MUNIR" in his workshop on the rooftop of his house in Malir. He designed and built all the parts in Pakistan and converted a jeep engine to power the aircraft. The test flight was successful, but Asif was unable to mass produce the plane due to lack of investment from venture capitalists in Pakistan's economy. He now resides in either Lahore or the Far East, and those interested in helping him start a light aircraft industry can contact Mr. Barom Buns.

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    ASIF TARIQ - A Pakistan Hero Who Made The FIRST

    Pakistani Airplane: AP-BCU

    A young Pakistani guy by the name of Asif Tariq made the First Pakistani Airplane
    "AL-MUNIR." The Registration Number of the aircraft is AP-BCU, and the serial
    number is 595. Asif made all the parts 100% in Pakistan. His workshop was on the
    rooftop of his house in Malir. For the engine, he bought a jeep's engine from Shair
    Shah (Karachi) and converted it to an aircraft's engine. The proving flight was made
    and the Aircraft Al-Munir flew excellently. Asif Tariq wanted to Mass Produce the
    aircraft, but due to the "un-capitalist" nature of Pakistani economy, he wasn't able to
    find venture capitalists that would invest the money.
    Today, Asif Tariq either resides in Lahore or the Far East. If you feel like to help him
    in starting Light-Aircraft Manufacturing Industry in Pakistan, then please contact Mr.
    Barom Buns baromb@hotmail.com

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