Hansa-Brandenburg D.I
Military
Bild: Wikimedia Commons
A single-seat military fighter from 1916, the Hansa-Brandenburg D.I represented the first generation of dedicated air combat aircraft. With a compact airframe measuring just 6.3 metres and a single engine producing 187 km/h, this monoplane combined early fighter design principles with robust construction. Its narrow 8.5-metre wingspan enabled rapid maneuvering in the aerial engagements of the Great War.
Specifikationer
- Roll
- Fighter
- Besättning
- 1
- Motorer
- 1
- Första flygning
- 1916
- Längd
- 6,3 m
- Vingspann
- 8,5 m
- Maxhastighet
- 187 km/h