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English Electric Canberra T.17A
 

Bomber and Electronic Warfare
 

The Canberra was planned as a high-altitude, nuclear-capable, medium bomber with turbojet engines. The aircraft first flew in May 1949. Its great development potential ensured that the type enjoyed a long first-line career as well as diversification into other roles, such as intruder/interdictor, reconnaissance and electronic warfare.
About 30 different variants of the aircraft is delivered to air forces the world over.
 

The importance of the Canberra is also attested by the fact that it became the first non-U.S. type to be manufactured under licence in the United States after WW II. The Canberra has held a number of world speed, heights and range records in its time.








 

TECHNICAL DATA:

English Electric Canberra T.17A

LENGTH: 8,4 m

WINGSPAN: 9,9 m

HEIGHT: 3,5 m

MAX T/O WEIGHT: 2206 kg

MAX SPEED: 414 km/t

CEILING: 10200 m

RANGE: 700 km

POWERPLANT: 1 Bristol Mercury IX, 830 Hk

LOAD: 4 stk. 7,7 mm MG