C-101 Aviojet

Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1977
Total Production : 149

Model Status Year Produced
C-101 Aviojet Active 1977 149



C-101 Aviojet

Group : Training Jets
Status : Active
Also Known As : A-36 Halcon, C-101BB, C-101CC, C-101DD, C-101EB, T-36
Origin : Spain
Contractor : Airbus Group
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1977
Total Production : 149

C-101 is a subsonic, single-engine, tandem two-seat, training/light attack aircraft developed by CASA to meet the requirements of the Spanish Air Force. It is powered by a fuel-efficient TFE731 turbofan engine rated at 4,700 pounds of thrust. C-101 was developed as a replacement for Saeta trainer/jet aircraft. In addition to training, C-101 provides limited ground attack capability. T-36 and A-36 designations refer to C-101s employed by the Chilean Air Force for training and attack roles respectively.

Operators
Country Status State Notes
ChileActive ?
HondurasActive ?
JordanActive ?
SpainActive 73/?
Specifications
Notes
Crew 2
Number of Engines 1
Dimensions
Height 4.3 meter
Length 12.5 meter
Main Gun Caliber 30 millimeter
Wingspan 10.6 meter
Mass
Empty Weight 3,470 kilogram
Max Takeoff Thrust 4,700 pound
Max Takeoff Weight 6,300 kilogram
Performance
Ceiling 13,411 meter
Max Range 3,700 kilometer
Speed
Cruise Speed 170 mps
Top Speed at High Altitude 232 mps
Time
Flight Endurance 7 hour
Gear
Turbofan Engines
TFE7311

News

Friday, 31 January, 2020
Spanish Air Force Selects Pilatus PC-21 as Replacement for C-101 Training Aircraft

The Spanish Air Force, Ejército del Aire, is the third European air force to opt for the Swiss-produced PC-21, the Next Generation Trainer.

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Notes

* Prime Contractor
State Latest Known holdings/Original Procurement
Com - Date of Commissioning
Decom - Date of Decommissioning

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