Arava vs C-212 Aviocar

Israeli light transport aircraft, active during the late 20th century, widely deployed for cargo, troop, and paratroop transport.
Picture of Arava
Origin country 🇮🇱 Israel
Category Military Transport Aircraft
Manufacturer IAI
First flight 27 November 1969
Year of introduction 1972
Number produced 103 units
Average unit price $1.9 million
Spanish light transport plane, renowned for its versatility, extensively used for surveillance, rescue, and paratrooping missions since the 1970s.
Picture of C-212 Aviocar
Origin country 🇪🇸 Spain
Category Military Transport Aircraft
Manufacturer CASA
First flight 26 March 1971
Year of introduction 1974
Number produced 483 units
Average unit price $7 million
Wing area 43.7 m² ◉
Wingspan 21.0 m â—‰
Height 5.2 m â—‰
Length 12.7 m â—‰
Maximum speed 326 km/h â—‰
Service ceiling 7,620 m â—‰
Max. takeoff weight 7,711 kg â—‰
Empty weight 4,050 kg â—‰
Total thrust 2 x 559 kW â—‰
Wing area 41.0 m² ◉
Wingspan 20.3 m â—‰
Height 6.3 m â—‰
Length 16.2 m â—‰
Maximum speed 370 km/h â—‰
Service ceiling 7,925 m â—‰
Max. takeoff weight 7,700 kg â—‰
Empty weight 3,780 kg â—‰
Total thrust 2 x 671 kW â—‰

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Photo of Arava by Bob Adams from Amanzimtoti.