ICM 1/144 Tupolev-144, Soviet Supersonic Passenger Aircraft 14401

ICM 1/144 Tupolev-144, Soviet Supersonic Passenger Aircraft 14401The worlds first supersonic passenger aircraft became a Tu 144. It was designed by A. N. Tupolev Design Bureau. The maiden flight of the prototype was on December 31st, 1968 (two months earlier than British French Concorde). The serial production began in 1971. All in all, 9 Tu 144 aircraft with NK 144A engines were built up to 1977. They could to transport 150 passengers in up to 4150 km range. The cruiser speed was about 2340 km h. Two aircraft

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In spite of its exceptionally short development period of only 8 months

27:1 (9 further ratios from 11

formulated in the early 70s

- 14 inch 185 width tyres

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which in turn made it possible to mount the long-barrelled 75mm cannons as the war progressed

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Combined with electric handy drills or precision pin vises they can be used to drill holes

often beating NATO contemporaries in photo reconnaissance competitions

impressing both the design team and the watching Air Ministry