Spartan Three Seater
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The Spartan Three Seater was a British three-seat biplane touring and pleasure flying aircraft built by Spartan Aircraft Limited.

Made by Spartan Aircraft Ltd.

It is the successor of the Simmonds Spartan .

Jet Or Prop
prop
Height Alt
2.95 m
Predecessor
Simmonds Spartan
Length Alt
8.0 m
Max Takeoff Weight Main
1680.0
Power Alt
90.0
Range Main
226.0
Max Speed Alt
6420.0
Type Of Prop
inline piston
Introduced
1931
Max Speed Main
93
Developed From
Simmonds Spartan
Height Main
294.64
Max Takeoff Weight Alt
764.0
Number Built
25
Span Main
878.84
Area Main
240.0
Span Alt
8.79 m
Engine(prop)
ADC Cirrus
Manufacturer
Spartan Aircraft Ltd
First Flight
1930
Climb Rate Main
750.0
Power Main
120 hp
Number Of Props
1
Climb Rate Alt
3.8 m-s
Length Main
800.1
Area Alt
22 m²
Range Alt
15600.0
Empty Weight Main
1030.0
Empty Weight Alt
468.0
Category
British civil utility aircraft 1930-1939
Spartan aircraft

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