Bell Jet Ranger Manual
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Mission The TH-57 Sea Ranger is a derivative of the commercial Bell Jet Ranger 206. Although primarily used for training, these aircraft are also used for photo, chase and utility missions. Description The JetRanger was initially designed to compete in a U.S. Army light observation helicopter competition.
Bell lost that competition but the 206 was commercially successful. The TH-57 Sea Ranger provides advanced instrument flight rules (IFR) training to several hundred aviation students a year at Naval Air Station Whiting Field in Milton, Florida. Specifications Contractor: Bell Helicopter Textron Date Deployed: First flight: 1961; Operational: 1968 Propulsion: One Allison 250-C20BJ turbofan engine Length: Fuselage - 31 feet (9.44 meters); Rotors turning - 39 feet (11.9 meters) Height: 10 feet (3.04 meters) Rotor Diameter: 35 feet 4 inches (10.78 meters) Weight: 1595 pounds (725kg) empty, 3200 pounds (1455 kg) maximum take off Airspeed: 138 miles (222 km) per hour maximum; 117 miles (188 km) per hour cruising Ceiling: 18,900 feet (5,761 meters) Range: 368 nautical miles (420 statute miles, 676 km) Crew: One pilot, four students. Program Office Description Naval Undergraduate Flight Training Systems Program Office (PMA-273) was chartered to develop a rigorous, diverse, carrier-capable Naval Flight Training System where student pilots and Undergraduate Military Flight Officers (UMFOs) acquire mission-critical aviation skills necessary to carry out current and future missions of the United States Navy. The acquisition, development and maintenance of seven trainer aircraft fall under the purview of the program office for its customer, the Chief of Naval Aviation Training (CNATRA). Those aircraft are: T-45 Goshawk, T-6/JPATS Texan II, T-44 Pegasus, T-34 Turbomentor, TC-12 Huron Trainer, TH-57 Sea Ranger, and T-39 Sabreliner, as well as the UMFO program.
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These aircraft and programs also include related simulator suites, academic materials, computer-based training integration systems, and contractor logistics support. Point of Contact Naval Air Systems Command PEO(T) Public Affairs Officer 47123 Buse Road, Bldg 2272, Rm 454 Patuxent River, MD (301) 342-3167 For Aviation & Technical Support: to access the NAVAIR Aviation Support website.
Bell Jet Ranger Flight Manual
Mission The TH-57 Sea Ranger is a derivative of the commercial Bell Jet Ranger 206. Although primarily used for training, these aircraft are also used for photo, chase and utility missions.
Description The JetRanger was initially designed to compete in a U.S. Army light observation helicopter competition. Bell lost that competition but the 206 was commercially successful. Clymer motorcycle manuals suzuki. The TH-57 Sea Ranger provides advanced instrument flight rules (IFR) training to several hundred aviation students a year at Naval Air Station Whiting Field in Milton, Florida. Specifications Contractor: Bell Helicopter Textron Date Deployed: First flight: 1961; Operational: 1968 Propulsion: One Allison 250-C20BJ turbofan engine Length: Fuselage - 31 feet (9.44 meters); Rotors turning - 39 feet (11.9 meters) Height: 10 feet (3.04 meters) Rotor Diameter: 35 feet 4 inches (10.78 meters) Weight: 1595 pounds (725kg) empty, 3200 pounds (1455 kg) maximum take off Airspeed: 138 miles (222 km) per hour maximum; 117 miles (188 km) per hour cruising Ceiling: 18,900 feet (5,761 meters) Range: 368 nautical miles (420 statute miles, 676 km) Crew: One pilot, four students. Program Office Description Naval Undergraduate Flight Training Systems Program Office (PMA-273) was chartered to develop a rigorous, diverse, carrier-capable Naval Flight Training System where student pilots and Undergraduate Military Flight Officers (UMFOs) acquire mission-critical aviation skills necessary to carry out current and future missions of the United States Navy. The acquisition, development and maintenance of seven trainer aircraft fall under the purview of the program office for its customer, the Chief of Naval Aviation Training (CNATRA).
Those aircraft are: T-45 Goshawk, T-6/JPATS Texan II, T-44 Pegasus, T-34 Turbomentor, TC-12 Huron Trainer, TH-57 Sea Ranger, and T-39 Sabreliner, as well as the UMFO program. These aircraft and programs also include related simulator suites, academic materials, computer-based training integration systems, and contractor logistics support. Point of Contact Naval Air Systems Command PEO(T) Public Affairs Officer 47123 Buse Road, Bldg 2272, Rm 454 Patuxent River, MD (301) 342-3167 For Aviation & Technical Support: to access the NAVAIR Aviation Support website.