Adam A700

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Adam A700
Adam A700
Adam A700
Type: Business jet
Design country:

United StatesUnited States United States

Manufacturer:

Adam Aircraft Industries

First flight:

July 28, 2003

Commissioning:

In flight testing

Production time:

In production

Number of pieces:

2

The Adam A700 aircraft is a twin- engine business jet with a low- wing design . The Minijet - Very Light Jet - has a takeoff weight of less than 4540 kg.

The two jet engines are mounted on the rear right and left of the airframe. The double tail girders are connected to one another by the horizontal tail. The machine has a pressurized cabin and a retractable undercarriage and is largely made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic . The machine is based around 80% on the design of the Adam A500 . The prototype first flew on July 28, 2003.

Technical specifications

Parameter Data
length 12.38 m
span 13.41 m
height 2.89 m
Cabin length 4.87 m
Cabin width 1.37 m
Cabin height 1.31 m
Cabin pressure corresponds to 2,400 m at an altitude of 12,500 m
Range 2,590 km
Top speed 630 km / h
Service ceiling 12,500 m
Max. Takeoff weight 3,175 kg
Max. Payload 328 kg at max. Fuel loading
Pilots 2
Max. Seats 8th
Engines (2 ×) Williams FJ33-4A turbofan engine with 545 kp (5.33 kN) static thrust each
Tank capacity 1,500 l

See also: List of aircraft types

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Planes of the World 2007, ISBN 3-613027-40-2 , page 13