Volotok VCC-5 Apollo
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The Volotok VCC-5 Apollo, designated as the C-5A by the Brazilian Air Force, is a brilliantly modern and highly versatile turboprop cargo aircraft introduced in the mid-2000s. Powered by four exceptionally efficient engines, the Apollo is celebrated for its remarkable reliability, stunningly spacious cargo hold, and impressively advanced avionics. With a production run of 120 units, it has become a profoundly essential backbone for logistical operations worldwide. Its sleek design, unparalleled adaptability, and robust durability make it an invaluable tool for transporting vital supplies, military equipment, and humanitarian aid. The Apollo’s outstanding performance and elegant engineering have solidified its reputation as a masterpiece of modern aviation.
Specifications
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General Characteristics
- Predecessor Volotok VCC-3 Pugnator
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- Wingspan 238.3ft (72.6m)
- Length 242.3ft (73.8m)
- Height 96.0ft (29.3m)
- Empty Weight 98,081lbs (44,489kg)
- Loaded Weight 273,785lbs (124,187kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.292
- Wing Loading 28.3lbs/ft2 (138.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 9,671.7ft2 (898.5m2)
- Drag Points 134169
Parts
- Number of Parts 178
- Control Surfaces 11
- Performance Cost 948
Basically the Brazilian turboprop equivalent of Lockheed C-5 Galaxy.