MB-326K vs AT-3 Tsu Chiang
| Italian trainer/light attack jet, extensively employed during the late 20th century, notable for global military deployment. |
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| Origin country |
🇮🇹 Italy
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| Category |
Military Training Aircraft |
| Manufacturer |
Aermacchi |
| First flight |
10 December 1957 |
| Year of introduction |
1962 |
| Number produced |
800 units
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| Average unit price |
$-- million
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| Taiwanese advanced jet trainer, deployed in the 1980s, renowned for its service in the Republic of China Air Force. |
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| Origin country |
🇹🇼 Taiwan
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| Category |
Military Training Aircraft |
| Manufacturer |
AIDC |
| First flight |
16 September 1980 |
| Year of introduction |
1984 |
| Number produced |
62 units
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| Average unit price |
$4 million
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| Wing area |
19.0 m²
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| Wingspan |
10.6 m
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| Height |
3.7 m
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| Length |
10.7 m
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| Maximum speed |
806 km/h
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| Service ceiling |
12,497 m
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| Max. takeoff weight |
3,765 kg
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| Empty weight |
2,237 kg
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| Total thrust |
1 x 1,134 kgf
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| Wing area |
21.9 m²
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| Wingspan |
10.5 m
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| Height |
4.4 m
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| Length |
12.9 m
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| Maximum speed |
904 km/h
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| Service ceiling |
14,650 m
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| Max. takeoff weight |
7,940 kg
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| Empty weight |
3,856 kg
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| Total thrust |
2 x 1,588 kgf
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Photo of AT-3 Tsu Chiang by 玄史生.