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Short Brothers Short 330

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Short Brothers Short 330

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Short Brothers' Short 330, which first flew in 1974, is a twin-engine British transport aircraft measuring 17.7 meters long with a 22.8-meter wingspan. Achieving 351.9 km/h, this aircraft represents practical cargo and passenger transport design. The 330 designation reflects its progression within Short Brothers' numeric naming convention. Its robust construction and efficient engines made the Short 330 suitable for regional operations and unprepared airfield deployments, establishing its niche in practical utility aviation.

Specifications

Role
Transport aircraft
Origin
United Kingdom
Engines
2
First flight
1974
Length
17.7 m
Wingspan
22.8 m
Max speed
352 km/h