Yet another fictional plane. This is a heavy transport designed for the militairy market, but also for commercial use. The C.97 is super easy to fly, esspacially for a large plane. HISTORY: The C.97 was designed in 1971, and was the second largest aircraft at the time. A total of 27 C.97s were built by the american company Rogers, with the motto being “other companies make doughnuts, Rogers makes crossaints” All 27 of the C.97 are still in service, and are one of the safest cargo planes on the market. FUTURE: the future of the C.97 is undetermined, but TPA (trans-pacific-airlines) has ordered 34 more C.97s for new cargo routes. Thanks! And have a merry christmas 12-13-19!
Specifications
General Characteristics
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- Wingspan 139.6ft (42.5m)
- Length 99.3ft (30.3m)
- Height 37.4ft (11.4m)
- Empty Weight 54,326lbs (24,642kg)
- Loaded Weight 79,885lbs (36,235kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.012
- Wing Loading 41.6lbs/ft2 (203.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,921.7ft2 (178.5m2)
- Drag Points 33827
Parts
- Number of Parts 70
- Control Surfaces 5
- Performance Cost 619
VTOL is flaps if you move the slider up the flaps break. Trim is nice for takeoff and landing. It’s range is not very long. It can make wright to snow stone, but by the time you get to avalanche you’ll be running on fumes. It is very easy to fly otherwise.