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Piper ENAER T-35 Pillán

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Piper ENAER T-35 Pillán

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The Piper ENAER T-35 Pillán is a Chilean trainer aircraft that first flew in 1981, developed under license from Piper designs and manufactured by Chilean industry. Featuring two seats, an 8.8-meter wingspan, and 311 kilometers per hour maximum speed, it served as a basic trainer for Chilean and other air forces. International cooperation enabled technology transfer while developing national industrial capability. Its service supported regional pilot development.

Caractéristiques

Rôle
Trainer
Origine
Chile
Équipage
2
Moteurs
1
Premier vol
1981
Longueur
8 m
Envergure
8,8 m
Vitesse maximale
311 km/h
Autonomie
1 093 km