Hansa-Brandenburg FD

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The Hansa-Brandenburg FD was a two-seater double-decker for reconnaissance and school purposes during the First World War .

development

The Hansa-Brandenburg FD was a further development of the Hansa-Brandenburg D . The aircraft had a modified tail unit. The wing struts were now angled inwards. At least three copies were delivered to Austria under the designation BI.

Technical specifications

Parameter Data
crew 2
length 8.20 m
span 13.1 m
Wing area 43.46 m²
Takeoff mass 1035 kg
Airspeed 115 km / h
Engine an Argus engine with 100 HP (74 kW)
Construction year 1914

literature

  • H. Dieter Köhler The German aviation Ernst Heinkel - pioneer of the high-speed aircraft , Bernard & Graefe Verlag, ISBN 3-7637-6116-0
  • Heinz Nowarra: The Development of Airplanes 1914–1918. Lehmanns, Munich 1959.
  • AERO, issue 91, p. 2543
Aircraft from the Hansa- and Brandenburgische Flugzeugwerke AG


Wheeled aircraft :

D  • FD  • LDD  • DD  • MLD  • ZM  • GF  • GFK  • KF  • KD / V  • KDD  • K  • L 14  • L 15  • L 16 

Float planes :

W  • NW  • LW  • GNW  • KW  • KDW  • W 11  • W 12  • GW  • GDW  • W 16  • W 19  • W 25  • W 26  • W 27  • W 29  • W 32  • W 33  • W 34 

Flying boats :

FB  • CC  • W 13  • W 17  • W 18  • W 20  • W 23  • W 35