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Three options in number of wings: (a) Monoplane, (b) Biplane And (c) Tri-wing

Three options in number of wings: (a) Monoplane, (b) Biplane And (c) Tri-wing

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Figure 8. Landing Distance Sizing
Figure 11. Cruise Speed Sizing
Figure 15.Three options in number of wings: (a) Monoplane, (b) Biplane...
Figure 16.Options in vertical wing positions: (a) High wing; (b)...
+25 Figure 32 Five wings with different sweep angles
Aircraft 8 Passengers Design [RAVEN]
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The aim of this project is to design a light Twin Engine propeller aircraft that can cater to a small range of about 450 miles and with a cruise speed 240 Knots. The project involves the design of light Twin Engine propeller aircraft which could accommodate about 6 passengers, not including the pilot and co-pilot and considering no attendants invol...
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