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Year
1942

Specifications

Performance (across variants)

Range
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590 nm
Cruise
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140 kt
Service ceiling
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22,500 ft
MTOW
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2,400 kg
Passengers
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Up to 2

Description

Airframe TSN: 4’717 hrs Engine Pratt & Whitney R-1340 AN1 TT: 7'938 hrs Propeller Hamilton Standard 12 D40-225 TT: 4'718 hrs Radios / Avionics VHF Becker AR 3201 Exterior Camouflage - inspired by that of the 3rd Fighter Squadron of the AVG (Flying Tigers), whose emblem she also bears. The roundels are more or less those of the post-war USAF. This livery was applied for the needs of the filming of the movie "Après la Guerre," in which she briefly appears alongside her brother in arms, the F-AZAS. Repainted in 1988. FEATURES Very last and most advanced T6 model Perfect symmetry and great flight performance Camouflage livery Very well cared for One of the few T-6 aircraft not worn out by the Algerian conflict Military career Original wings Used by Air France for pilot training Fantastic condition

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