Today's Weapons and Equipment Sharing - Czech L39 Albatross Trainer L-39 Albatros Trainer is a medium and high-end trainer aircraft developed by The Czech Vodojodi Airlines, which can also be used as light

Today's Weapons and Equipment Sharing - Czech L39 Albatross Trainer

The L-39 Albatross trainer is a medium to high-end trainer aircraft developed by The Czech Airlines Vodojodi and can also be used as a light attack aircraft. The L-39 trainer first flew in 1968 and produced more than 2,800 in total, stopped production in 1999 and exported to 15 countries in total.

The reputation of the L-39 trainer aircraft is not small, known as the king of the Warsaw Pact trainer aircraft, it is the main trainer aircraft of the Soviet Air Force, and it is still widely used in many countries.

The L-39 trainer has a wingspan of 9.46 meters, a length of 12.13 meters, a height of 4.77 meters, an empty weight of 3440 kg and a maximum takeoff weight of 5670 kg. The engine adopts an AL-25TL turbofan engine with a maximum level flight speed of 755 km/h, a practical ceiling of 11,500 m and a maximum range of 1,800 km. The armament is a GSH-23 23 mm cannon with 180 rounds of ammunition and 4 mounting points, which can carry a variety of bombs, air-to-ground rockets, air-to-air missiles, etc. #战斗机 #