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| − | The ''Aeromachina'' AC-32 is a single-engine multi-role fighter aircraft developed by [[ | + | The ''Aeromachina'' AC-32 is a single-engine multi-role fighter aircraft developed by [[Aermachina]] for the [[Royal Salisfordian Air Force]]. Originally designed as an air superiority fighter, it eventually evolved into a all-weather multi-role aircraft. Over 400 have been built since production was approved in 1978. |
The AC-32 is the workhorse of the Royal Salisfordian Air Force, and makes up the majority of Salisford's air superiority and ground attack capabilities. | The AC-32 is the workhorse of the Royal Salisfordian Air Force, and makes up the majority of Salisford's air superiority and ground attack capabilities. | ||
Revision as of 16:22, 8 December 2021
| Aeromachina AC-32 | |
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| Scale model of the AC-32 undergoing aerodynamic testing. | |
Role
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Multirole fighter, air superiority fighter |
National origin
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Salisford |
Manufacturer
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Aeromachina |
First flight
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27 March 1980 |
Introduction
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6 June 1981 |
Status
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In service |
Produced
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1980–present |
Number built
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432 |
The Aeromachina AC-32 is a single-engine multi-role fighter aircraft developed by Aermachina for the Royal Salisfordian Air Force. Originally designed as an air superiority fighter, it eventually evolved into a all-weather multi-role aircraft. Over 400 have been built since production was approved in 1978.
The AC-32 is the workhorse of the Royal Salisfordian Air Force, and makes up the majority of Salisford's air superiority and ground attack capabilities.
