Korean Air Chang-Gong 91

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Korean Air Chang-Gong 91
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Type: Light aircraft
Design country:

Korea SouthSouth Korea South Korea

Manufacturer:

Korean Air Aerospace Division

First flight:

November 22, 1991

Number of pieces:

1 prototype

The Korean Air Chang-Gong 91 is a light touring aircraft produced by the Korean manufacturer Korean Air Aerospace Division .

History and construction

The Chang-Gong 91 was developed at the Korea Institute of Aeronautical Technology and built by the Korean Air Aerospace Division . The machine is designed as a low-wing aircraft and has a non-retractable nose wheel landing gear. Access to the cabin is provided by two doors above the wings, which are located on the right and left. The machine is driven by a Lycoming IO 360 A1B6 boxer engine with 149 kW. Only a prototype should have been built.

Technical specifications

Parameter Data
crew 1
Passengers 3
length 7.70 m
span 10.20 m
height 2.70 m
Wing area 14.86 m²
Empty mass 680 kg
Max. Takeoff mass 1,225 kg
Cruising speed 232 km / h
Top speed 241 km / h
Service ceiling 4,420 m or ft
Range 1,500 km
Engines 1 × Lycoming-IO-360 -A1B6 boxer engine with 149 kW

See also

Preserved copies

  • The prototype is in the Korean Air Museum on Jeju Island

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ "Korean industry makes show debut". Flight International: August 13-26, 1989
  2. Jane's All The World's Aircraft 1991-92, ISBN 978-0-7106-0965-6
  3. Data and images from doc8643.com (en) accessed on May 8, 2016