C-212 Aviocar

Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1974
Total Production : 477

Model Status Year Produced
C-212 Aviocar Active 1974 477



C-212 Aviocar

Group : Military Transport Aircrafts
Status : Active
Also Known As : C-212 Patrullero, C-212-100, C-212-200, C-212-300, C212-400, C-212C
Origin : Spain
Contractor : Airbus Group
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 1974
Total Production : 477

CASA C-212 Aviocar is a light twin-engine turboprop aircraft developed to meet the requirements of the Spanish Air Force for a tactical transport aircraft. It features Short Take Off and Landing (STOL) from unprepared runways. It is powered by two TPE311/331 turboprop engines each rated at 900-shp allowing for a top speed of 365 kph. C-212s are available for both civil and military applications. This aircraft type has been sold to more than 20 international customers.

In the 1980s, CASA (now EADS-CASA) developed a naval variant based on the -300 series called the C-212 Patrullero. C-212 Patrullero was suitable for both maritime patrol fitted with a surface search radar; anti-submarine warfare (ASW); and ELINT/electronic signals interception, classification, identification and jamming. C-212 was built under license by IPTN in Indonesia. Currently, C-212 is being replaced by CN-235 and C-295 aircraft also developed by EADS-CASA.

Operators
Country Status State Notes
AngolaActive ?
ArgentinaActive 3/?
AustraliaRetired - No Longer Operational ?
BoliviaActive ?
ChileActive ?
ColombiaActive ?
DjiboutiActive ?
Equatorial GuineaActive ?
GhanaActive ?
IndonesiaActive ?
JordanActive ?
MexicoActive 7
MyanmarActive ?
NicaraguaActive ?
PanamaActive ?
ParaguayActive ?
PortugalActive ?
South AfricaActive ?
SpainActive 6/?
SudanActive ?
SwedenActive ?
ThailandActive 15
United Arab EmiratesActive ?
UruguayActive ?
VenezuelaActive ?
VietnamActive 3 Aircraft ordered by Vietnam Marine Police (3 C212-400s)
ZimbabweActive ?
Specifications
Notes
Crew 2
Number of Engines 2
Troops 26
Dimensions
Height 6.3 meter
Length 16 meter
Wingspan 20 meter
Mass
Empty Weight 3,780 kilogram
Max Takeoff Weight 8,100 kilogram
Performance
Ceiling 9,900 meter
Power
Max Power at TakeOff 1,800 shp
Speed
Cruise Speed 280 kph
Top Speed at High Altitude 370 kph
Time
Flight Endurance 5.7 hour
Gear
Anti-Ship Missiles
AS15TT
Sea Skua
Jamming Systems
MANTA
Torpedoes
Mark 46
Sting Ray

News

Monday, 1 August, 2011
Vietnam Marine Police Takes Delivery of its First C212-400 Airplane

The Vietnam Marine Police has taken delivery of the first of three C212-400 it ordered from Airbus Military.

Wednesday, 6 July, 2011
Airbus Military and PT Dirgantara Indonesia Sign Strategic Collaboration Agreement

Airbus Military has concluded a strategic collaboration agreement with PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI) under which it will assist with the revitalisation of the Indonesian

Wednesday, 11 May, 2011
Thailand Takes Delivery of Airbus Military C212-400

The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives (MoAC) of Thailand has taken delivery of the first of two C212-400 it has ordered from Airbus Military.

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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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