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CA25 Winjeel
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Despite its detail difference,
the CA-25 Winjeel present a strong sense of similarity with the Percival
Provost in its proportions, fixed tail wheel landing gear, and two/three
seat cockpit enclosure. This type was also used for communications and
the training of forward air controllers. The last aircraft was delivered
during 1958. Despite its overall popularity by the Aerospace CT-4A
Air-trainer by 1975. |
TECHNICAL DATA
| Description | Specifications |
| Manufacturer: Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation | Length: 38 ft 7.5 in. |
| First Flight: February 1951 | Height: 9 ft. 1 in. |
| Model: CA-25 | Wing Span: 38. ft 7.5 in. |
| Crew: Two or three | Wing Area: 249.0 sq ft. |
| Nickname: Winjeel | Empty Weight: 3,323 lb |
| Basic Role: Basic trainer. | Max. Take Off Weight: 4,265 lb. |
| Principal Versions: Ca-25 Production Model. | Armament: None |
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Performance |
Propulsion |
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Range: 550 miles |
Power Plant: Pratt & Whitney |
| Max. Speed: 186 mph at 4,500 ft. | Horsepower: 445-hp |
| Ceiling: 18,000 ft. | No. Of Engines: One |
| Climb Rate: 15,000 ft. per minute. | Photo: Coil B. Thouanel |