EM-10 Bielik
The aircraft ZRPSL EM-10 Bielik is a light two-seat jet trainer for the training of military pilots. It is designed and manufactured in Poland by the manufacturer MARGANSKI & Myslowski. The two seats in tandem in the cockpit ejection seats. The cabin pressure is vented. The machine is a low-wing monoplane with a double rudder assembly. The landing gear is retractable. Of the wing, which is provided with a super-critical profile, having slats and the ailerons serve as flaps. In the series, a simple type of thrust vector control is provided. The hull is mostly made of glass fiber composite materials. The rear hull is however made of aluminum. Overall, the machine greatly resembles a scaled F- 18th
The first flight took place on 4 June 2003 from 17:28 clock local time.
Specifications
- Crew: two man
- Drive: a General Electric J85 turbojet with 13.5 kN thrust
- Length: 9.00 m
- Height: 2.50 m
- Wingspan 6.60 m
- Wing area: 11.9 m²
- Empty weight: 1700 kg
- Maximum takeoff weight: 2500 kg
- Maximum speed: 1000 km / h
- Minimum speed: 155 km / h
- Climb rate near the ground: 75 m / s
- Range: 2500 km