Pilatus Aircraft P-2

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The Pilatus P-2 was a Swiss trainer aircraft that first flew in 1945, designed for post-war military pilot development. With two seats, an 11-meter wingspan, 865-kilometer range, and 340 kilometers per hour maximum speed, it provided economical training capability. The forgiving handling and rugged construction suited demanding training requirements. Its practical performance and reasonable cost made it attractive for air forces requiring efficient training platforms.