C-5 Galaxy vs An-225 Cossack

American strategic airlifter, predominantly used during late Cold War, Desert Storm, and Iraq War for massive cargo transportation.
Picture of C-5 Galaxy
Origin country πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States
Category Transport aircraft
Manufacturer Lockheed
First flight 30 June 1968
Year of introduction 1971
Number produced 131 units
Average unit price $168 million
Soviet strategic airlifter, renowned for its size, primarily deployed in heavy transport and humanitarian aid operations globally.
Picture of An-225 Cossack
Origin country πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ Ukraine πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ Ex-USSR
Category Transport aircraft
Manufacturer Antonov
First flight 21 December 1988
Year of introduction 1989
Number produced 1 units
Average unit price $250 million
Wing area 576.0 mΒ² πŸ”΄
Wingspan 67.9 m πŸ”΄
Height 19.8 m 🟒
Length 75.3 m πŸ”΄
Maximum speed 932 km/h 🟒
Operational range 11,700 km πŸ”΄
Service ceiling 10,600 m πŸ”΄
Max. takeoff weight 381,017 kg πŸ”΄
Empty weight 172,365 kg πŸ”΄
Total thrust 4 x 19,674 kgp πŸ”΄
Wing area 905.0 m² 🟒
Wingspan 88.4 m 🟒
Height 18.1 m πŸ”΄
Length 84.0 m 🟒
Maximum speed 850 km/h πŸ”΄
Operational range 15,400 km 🟒
Service ceiling 12,000 m 🟒
Max. takeoff weight 640,000 kg 🟒
Empty weight 285,000 kg 🟒
Total thrust 6 x 23,405 kgp 🟒
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