Coors blimey, it's a plane! It's definitely not a bird, but pilot Bob Bishop's Silver Bullet isn't much bigger

Original Toronto Star caption: Coors blimey, it's a plane! It's definitely not a bird, but pilot Bob Bishop's Silver Bullet isn't much bigger. The world's smallest jet is only 12 feet long with a 17-foot wingspan, weighs 432 pounds, can cruise for an hour and has a top speed of 300 m.p.h. Designed and built in 1976 by Bishop, of Edmond, Okla., it has been touring for the past three years for a brewery. The plane, seen at Buttonville Airport yesterday, will perform aerobatics in an air show at London, Ont., tomorrow and Sunday.