Hmm yes Fictional Corsair. Of course, it's a remake, I think it flies better than the original, plus it is not for a challenge this time. Anyways yeah, just a "simple" naval plane, nothing more. Don't forget..... enjoy or
I will kill family pet, and make feed to you

Post war prop plane

The SP-49H Avalanche is a post war era single engine prop plane fighter used by the WRAN from 1945 to the 1960s. It was put into service a little too late to see action in the second world war, but it has seen action amongst other wars, particularly the 1955 Azrealian civil war, the first major war mostly fought by jet planes. It has a reputation of downing multiple enemy jets, although continuous innovations forced it to remain a ground attacker. It served until 1962 when it was finally retired from service. 25 airworthy models currently exist and a unit costed around 12,000$ at the time.

Instructions:

Normal flight controls
Trim for trim
VTOL for flaps
Ag 1 for supercharger, Ag2 to fold wings
Ag 3 to deploy arresting hook
Ag 4 to open canopy, Ag5 to eject

Stats

• producer: Southrop Grumman
• max speed:
  
  
  
  1. No supercharger: around 320mph near 2,000ft
  
  
  2. W/ Afterburner: around 360mph near 2,000 ft
  
  
• armament: 8 50.cal machine guns
• crew: 1 person
• status: retired
• number produced: 1004, 2 airworthy
• cost: around 12040$, 770,000$ when adjusted for inflation

Notes:

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