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HPT-32 Deepak vs Tu-134 Crusty

HPT-32 Deepak vs Tu-134 Crusty at a glance — top speed 281 vs 950 km/h, range 1,400 vs 3,000 km, max takeoff weight 1,322 vs 47,600 kg.

HAL HPT-32 Deepak military training aircraft side profile drawing
🇮🇳 HPT-32 Deepak
Tupolev Tu-134 Crusty military training aircraft side profile drawing
🇷🇺 Tu-134 Crusty
Specifications
HPT-32 Deepak Tu-134 Crusty
Origin country 🇮🇳 India 🇷🇺 Ex-USSR
Category Military Training Aircraft Military Training Aircraft
Manufacturer HAL Tupolev
First flight 6 January 1977 29 July 1963
Year introduced 1984 1970
Number produced N/A 854 units
Average unit price -- --
Wing area 15.0 m² 127.3 m²
Wingspan 9.5 m 29.0 m
Height 2.9 m 9.0 m
Length 7.7 m 37.1 m
Maximum speed 281 km/h 950 km/h
Operational range 1,400 km 3,000 km
Service ceiling 5,500 m 12,100 m
Max. takeoff weight 1,322 kg 47,600 kg
Empty weight 1,034 kg 27,960 kg
Total thrust 1 x 194 kW 2 x 6,799 kgf
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is faster, the HPT-32 Deepak or Tu-134 Crusty?
The Tu-134 Crusty is faster with a maximum speed of 950 km/h compared to the HPT-32 Deepak's 281 km/h, a difference of 669 km/h.
Which has longer range, the HPT-32 Deepak or Tu-134 Crusty?
The Tu-134 Crusty has a longer range at 3,000 km compared to the HPT-32 Deepak's 1,400 km.
Which can fly higher, the HPT-32 Deepak or Tu-134 Crusty?
The Tu-134 Crusty has a higher service ceiling at 12,100 meters (39,698 ft) compared to the HPT-32 Deepak's 5,500 meters (18,044 ft).
Which is heavier, the HPT-32 Deepak or Tu-134 Crusty?
The Tu-134 Crusty has a higher maximum takeoff weight at 47,600 kg compared to the HPT-32 Deepak's 1,322 kg.
Which is larger, the HPT-32 Deepak or Tu-134 Crusty?
The Tu-134 Crusty is longer at 37.1 meters compared to the HPT-32 Deepak's 7.7 meters.
Which entered service first, the HPT-32 Deepak or Tu-134 Crusty?
The Tu-134 Crusty entered service first in 1970, 14 years before the HPT-32 Deepak which entered service in 1984.