1943 Fairchild PT-26
Our Fairchild PT-26 is a 1943 WWII veteran. The PT-26 is also known as the M62A and the British Cornell. The open cockpit version of this plane is called a PT-19. This primary trainer was the first plane our WWII pilots flew before moving on to Basic trainers, Advanced Trainers and single seat fighters or bombers.
The PT-26 is primarily wood construction with wood veneer and fabric covering. The PT-26 was primarily used by the Canadians since it has an enclosed cockpit. The inverted 6 cylinder Ranger 440 engine has 200HP and a sleek looking profile. This plane was also built with a radial engine and called a PT-23. The PT-26 has a top speed of 187MPH and burns an average of 12 gallons per hour at a cruise speed of 107PH. Stall speed is a low 61 MPH.
The PT-26 is primarily wood construction with wood veneer and fabric covering. The PT-26 was primarily used by the Canadians since it has an enclosed cockpit. The inverted 6 cylinder Ranger 440 engine has 200HP and a sleek looking profile. This plane was also built with a radial engine and called a PT-23. The PT-26 has a top speed of 187MPH and burns an average of 12 gallons per hour at a cruise speed of 107PH. Stall speed is a low 61 MPH.
PT-26 Ride on May 8, 2021
$195.00
30-minute flight at the Waukesha County Airport.
Your flight time is an approximate time. Please arrive 20 minutes early for your briefing. Arrive at the Main Airport Terminal for your flight (2525 Aviation Rd, Waukesha, WI 53188 ). Flights may be cancelled or delayed due to illness of aircrew, weather, maintenance, or failure to meet minimum passenger requirements (details at cafwi.org).
Bring a copy of the receipt to your flight. Email us at rides@cafwi.org with any questions.
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