Yakovlev AIR-3
Civilian
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The Soviet Yakovlev AIR-3, which appeared in 1929, was a two-seat monoplane with single engine, 7.1-metre wingspan, and 11-metre fuselage. Its 146 km/h speed and 1835-kilometre range suited reconnaissance and passenger flying. The AIR-3 represented early Yakovlev design philosophy emphasizing ranged endurance.
Especificaciones
- Función
- Two-seat monoplane
- Origen
- Soviet Union
- Motores
- 1
- Primer vuelo
- 1929
- Longitud
- 11 m
- Envergadura
- 7,1 m
- Velocidad máxima
- 146 km/h
- Autonomía
- 1835 km