Nord 3202
The Nord 3202 was in the 1950s, designed by French Nord Aviation training aircraft.
History
The North 3202 has been developed on the basis of a tender of the French Army for a two -seat trainer and should replace the biplane Stampe SV.4. A total of 101 were built. The first flight took place on 17 April 1957.
Construction
The 3202 is a cantilever low-wing monoplane with fixed spur wheel landing gear and an enclosed cockpit tandem for students (front) and teachers (back). It is driven by a piston engine. The one-piece and einholmige airfoil has a metal structure and is covered with fabric. A welded steel structure forms the hull structure that is planked in the front part and rear with metal covered with fabric.
Variants
Military user
- French Army