Kreider-Reisner Fairchild 21
Civilian
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The Kreider-Reisner Fairchild 21, introduced in 1928, was a compact two-seat biplane reflecting American private aircraft philosophy. Its 8.6-meter wingspan, modest 169 km/h speed, and straightforward construction made it accessible for aviators seeking affordable recreational flying and basic pilot training.
Especificaciones
- Función
- Two-seat biplane
- Origen
- United States
- Tripulación
- 2
- Motores
- 1
- Primer vuelo
- 1928
- Longitud
- 6,6 m
- Envergadura
- 8,6 m
- Velocidad máxima
- 169 km/h