Charles de Gaulle (R91)
Role | attack helicopter |
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Builder | Denel Aerospace Systems |
First flight | 11 February 1990 |
Commissioning | 1,999 |
Date of withdrawal | Still in service |
Unit cost | $ 40 million |
Number built | 12 |
Crew | |
1 pilot + 1 operator arms | |
Engine | |
Engine | Makila 1K2 turboshaft |
Number | 2 |
Dimensions | |
Rotor diameter | 15.58 m |
Length | 18.73 m |
Height | 5.19 m |
Masses | |
In vacuum | 5730 kg |
Maximum | 8750 kg |
Performance | |
Speed | 278 km / h |
Ceiling | 6096 m |
Rate of climb | 799 m / min |
Range capability | 705 km |
Description | |
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Type | air superiority fighter of V generation stealth |
Crew | 1 pilot |
Builder | Lockheed Martin Boeing IDS |
Date first flight | 27 September 1990 (YF-22) |
Date of entry into service | December 15, 2005 (F-22A) |
Primary user | USAF |
Specimens | 187 |
Unit cost | 138 million U.S. $ |
Developed by | YF-22 Lightening II |
Other variants | X-44 MANTA |
Dimensions and weights | |
Length | 18.90 m (62 ft 1 in ) |
Wingspan | 13.56 m (44 ft 6 in) |
Wing area | 78.04 m² (840 ft ²) |
Wing loading | 322 kg / m² (66 lb / ft ²) |
Empty weight | 19 700 kg (43,430 lb ) (The truth is, a given weight assigned, and varies depending on the source, between 14 and 19 tons) |
Weight load | 29 300 kg (64,460 lb) [1] |
Maximum takeoff weight | 38 000 kg (83,500 lb) |
Propulsion | |
Engine | 2 turbofan Pratt & Whitney F119-PW-100 with afterburner |
Push | from 104 to 156 kN each |
Performance | |
Max | 2.25 But (2410 km / h at high altitude) [2] |
Autonomy | 2960 km |
Range | 759 km |
Tangency | 19 812 m |
Armament | |
Cannons | 1 M61A2 Vulcan 20mm |
Bombs | free fall: 8 GBU-39 GPS guidance: 2 JDAM 2 WCMD |
Missiles | air-to-air: 2 AIM-9 Sidewinder 6 AIM-120 AMRAAM |
Pylons | 4 underwing 2 holds internal |
More | version information: F-22A 'Raptor' |