Fouga C.M. 170R Magister

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Название: Fouga C.M. 170R Magister

Автор: Michael Riedesser

Издательство (Серия): F-40 "Flugzeuge der Bundeswehr"

Год: 1988

Формат: pdf

Размер: 24.6 MB

Язык: german

Страниц: 32

In the 1950s, the French military acquired the world's first operational jet basic trainer, the Fouga "Magister", a tidy little aircraft that would serve with many air forces around the world. The same program that produced the Magister also led to the Morane-Saulnier "Paris", a four-seat jet that also served with a number of air forces and was also an effective ancestor of the modern business jet. This document provides a history and description of the Magister and Paris. In the postwar period, the French Fouga company got into the jet age by way of jet-powered derivatives of the firm's CM.8 vee-tailed sailplane, using various Turbomeca small turbojets for propulsion. In 1948, in response to a requirement issued by the Ministere de l'Air for a basic trainer, Fouga engineers came up with a tandem-seat twin-engine design, the "CM.130R", powered by two Turbomeca Palas small turbojets with 1.56 kN (160 kgp / 350 lbf) thrust each. The "CM", incidentally, stood for "Castello-Mauboissin", the aircraft's designers.

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