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Antonov An-3
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* Antonov An-32B of Croatian Air Force on Prague-Ruzyně Airport.1
A later version, the Antonov An-3, had a turboprop engine: it's still
available from its Russian manufacturer.2
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Antonov An-12, Antonov An-32, Ilyushin Il-18
Progress
Russia
AI24T
600
1880
5
Made by Antonov.
It is the successor of the Antonov An-2 .
Antonow / Antonov An-3T © MilanNN Foto ©: MilanNN (Photos at
airliners.6
See Antonov An-3 article for more information.7
supplies of leaded aviation fuel, a turboprop version Antonov An-3 was
developed, but it appears that all are produced by converting and
modifying existing airframes with less than 50% of remaining life
8
The Antonov An-3 is a Soviet — then built in Ukraine and Russia with
few visible differences between both production lines — civil
multipurpose and agricultural aircraft.9
The Antonov AN-3 is the greatest, I know. Is greater than the Caravan,
but I do not know if it is the greatest. Check the connection.10
Height Main
4.9 m
Height Alt
16.0
Predecessor
Antonov An-2
Length Alt
1399.54
Max Takeoff Weight Main
5800.0
Jet Or Prop
prop
Lists
* List of agricultural aircraft* List of civil aircraft of the Soviet Union and the CIS
Range Main
** With maximum fuel: 1
025 km
Loaded Weight Main
3200.0
Max Speed Alt
9600.0
Type Of Prop
Turboprop
Introduced
1990.0
Loading Main
81
Power/mass Main
180
Developed From
Antonov An-2
Power/mass Alt
396.0
Capacity
2200
Max Speed Main
260.0
Cruise Speed Main
220.0
Max Takeoff Weight Alt
13000.0
Ceiling Main
4
400 m
Number Built
25
Crew
2
Unit Cost
1.0
US$ 1 500
000
Loaded Weight Alt
7000.0
Cruise Speed Alt
8100.0
Area Main
71.6 m²
Primary user
Span Alt
1818.6399999999999
Plane Or Copter?
Power Alt
1430.0
Engine(prop)
Glushenkov TVD-20M
Manufacturer
Status
Number Of Props
1
First Flight
13
Climb Rate Main
5 m-s
Power Main
1066.0
Production Start Year
1990
Climb Rate Alt
980.0
Length Main
14.0 m
Span Main
18.2 m
Area Alt
770.0
Range Alt
38220.0
Similar Aircraft
* PAC Cresco
Related
* Antonov An-2* Antonov An-4* Antonov An-6
Empty Weight Main
1800.0
Ceiling Alt
14000.0
Category
Produced
1990.0
Empty Weight Alt
3968.0
Loading Alt
17