Focke-Wulf S 24 Kiebitz
Civilian
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Named 'Kiebitz' (lapwing), this German sport aircraft from 1928 epitomized lightweight design philosophy of 1920s aviation. At just 6.2 meters long with a narrow 8.9-meter wingspan, the single-engine design reached 140 km/h. Its diminutive proportions made it accessible for sporting clubs and private owners seeking affordable recreational flying.
Dane techniczne
- Rola
- Sport aircraft
- Załoga
- 2
- Silniki
- 1
- Pierwszy lot
- 1928
- Długość
- 6,2 m
- Rozpiętość skrzydeł
- 8,9 m
- Maks. prędkość
- 140 km/h