Utva 66

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Utva 66
Utva 66 Hydro
Utva 66 Hydro
Type: STOL - liaison aircraft
Design country:

Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Yugoslavia

Manufacturer:

Utva

First flight:

1966

Number of pieces:

130

The Utva 66 ( Serbian - Cyrillic Утва 66 ) is a STOL aircraft made by the Yugoslav manufacturer Utva . It was developed from the Utva 60 and first flew in 1966.

construction

The Utva 66 is a single-engine, braced shoulder-wing monoplane with STOL properties, offers space for four people and can be deployed from unprepared runways. The aircraft has a fixed tail wheel landing gear and can also be equipped with floats or skis. The cockpit is equipped with double controls, so that the machine can also be used as a training aircraft. Instead of the right front and rear seats, two stretchers could be accommodated. The last aircraft were taken out of service in 1999.

variants

Utva 66 in the Belgrade Aviation Museum

Military users

Technical specifications

Parameter Data
crew 1-2
Passengers 2–3 / 2 stretchers
length 8.38 m
span 11.40 m
height 3.20 m
Wing area 18.80 m²
Wing extension 6.9
payload 569 kg
Empty mass 1251 kg
Max. Takeoff mass 1820 kg
Top speed 230 km / h
Service ceiling 6700 m
Range 746 km
Engines 1 × Lycoming GSO-480-B1J6 piston engine with 201  kW (273  PS )

See also

Web links

Commons : Utva-66  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Data at Flugzeuginfo.net