Antonov An-38

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Antonov An-38
An An-38-100 at MAKS 1999
An An-38-100 at MAKS 1999
Type: Multipurpose transport aircraft
Design country:

UkraineUkraine Ukraine

Manufacturer:

Antonov

First flight:

June 23, 1994

Commissioning:

1997

Production time:

1994 to 2001

Number of pieces:

11

The Antonov An-38 is a small regional and multi-purpose transport aircraft of Ukraine from the 1990s. It is a shoulder decker with a double tail unit and rear loading ramp and is also suitable for more remote areas. In principle, it is an extended An-28 with new engines and modernized electronics.

development

The first prototype was presented in May 1991 and was equipped with two Rybinsk TWD 100B engines with 941 kW (1,279 PS). For the series copies, it was planned to equip them with Gluschenko TWD-10 or TWD-20 motors. A pure freight version with the payload increased to 3200 kg was also planned, called the An-38K. In the end, however, the aircraft was adapted to the conditions of the western market and equipped with US TPE331 drives and corresponding avionics. The first flight of this prototype, known as the An-38-100, took place on June 23, 1994. The first production aircraft was delivered to Vostok Airlines in June 1997 . The variants An-38-110 and An-38-120 followed.

Technical specifications

An-38-120
Parameter Data
crew 2
Passengers 26th
length 15.67 m
span 22.06 m
height 4.30 m
Wing area 39.72 m²
Empty mass 5700 kg
Max. Takeoff mass 8800 kg
payload 2500 kg
drive two Allied Signal Garret-TPE331 - turbines with two six-blade adjustable propellers AW-36 (ø 2.49 m)
power 1,100 kW (1,496 PS) each
Top speed 405 km / h
Cruising speed 380 km / h
Range 600 km with 26 passengers and 45 min reserve
1450 km with 17 passengers
2200 km with 9 passengers
Take-off / landing route 350 m / 270 m

literature

Web links

Commons : Antonov An-38  - Collection of Images, Videos and Audio Files

Individual evidence

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