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The Soko J-22 Orao / IAR-93 Vultur was a double-engine multirole jet aircraft, developed in the 1970s by Yugoslavia and Romania to become more independent from Soviet equipment. The subsonic plane was primarily designed for close support.
Serbia still operates about 30 of these planes.
Cruising speed (at 80% throttle): 900 kph, top speed with afterburners: just short of Mach 1.
This is the Yugoslav ground attack version armed with two short range air-surface missiles, 28 unguided rockets, one bomb and two double barreled 23mm guns.
VTOL for flaps
Trim to trim
B for Airbrakes
AG1: Activate afterburner
AG2: Arm Air-Surface missiles
AG3: Arm rocket pods
AG4: Arm bomb
AG7: Parachute
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 32.6ft (9.9m)
- Length 49.7ft (15.2m)
- Height 16.2ft (4.9m)
- Empty Weight 12,718lbs (5,769kg)
- Loaded Weight 23,903lbs (10,842kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.88
- Wing Loading 37.9lbs/ft2 (185.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 630.6ft2 (58.6m2)
- Drag Points 7523
Parts
- Number of Parts 130
- Control Surfaces 13
- Performance Cost 645
@EternalDarkness There you are...
@EternalDarkness Thanks for the suggestion.
Nice. Serbian Air Force insignia. Why don't you try Soko G-4 Super Galeb next? It's a jet trainer manufactured in Yugoslavia and still in service.