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An-26 'Curl' |
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An-26 Cargo Aircraft |
Designer: Antonov Design Bureau |
| Russian Designation: | Uncertain at Present |
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Manufacturer: |
State Industries |
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Role: |
Short-Range Transport |
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Year Adopted: |
1969 |
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Operational Status: |
Russia - Still in use Other Countries: Bangladesh, Hungary, Peru, Poland, Romania, and Yugoslavia |
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Armament: |
None |
| Cargo Capacity: |
12,125 pounds (5500 kilograms) or 40 paratroops or 24 stretcher patients + 1 attendant |
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Engine: |
2 x Ivchyenko AI-24T turboprop engines producing 2,820 horsepower 1x RU-19A-300 auxiliary turbojet in the right engine nacelle |
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Crew: |
5 (Pilot, Co-pilot, Radio Officer, Navigator, and Cargo Loadmaster) |
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Wingspan: |
95 feet, 9.5 inches |
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Length: |
77 feet, 2.5 inches |
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Height: |
28 feet, 2 inches |
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Maximum Speed: |
270 miles per hour |
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Take-Off Weight: |
52,911 lbs (fully loaded) |
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Ceiling: |
26,575 feet (8100 meters) |
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Range: |
1,398 miles (2250 kilometers) |
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