Red Baron Aircraft
Aircraft

ALPHA 160A / ROBIN 2160

PITTS SPECIAL S2A

Robin 2160 / Alpha 160A Pitts S2A

The Robin 2160 is a French designed, Canadian manufactured low wing monoplane, with two seats, a big bubble canopy and control sticks, not steering wheels. It has an excellent power to weight ratio and the crisp handling of a sports car. The Robin is powered by a 160HP engine, cruises at 120kts and climbs at 1000 ft/min. It is capable of all 'standard' aerobatic manoeuvres. It is without a doubt the most robust and manoeuvrable aerobatic training aircraft in Australia. During 2007 RBFT is acquiring 3 new Alpha 160A aircraft – the New Zealand built version of the Robin 2160.

The Red Baron operates the Pitts Special S2A aerobatic bi-plane.
The aircraft was designed by Curtis Pitts in 1949 and has been a favourite for both competition and sport pilots ever since. The Pitts is rated fully aerobatic with structural limits of +6G and -3G and is the aircraft of choice for many national and international, top ranked aerobatic pilots.

Max Speed - 178kts
Cruising Speed - 120kts
G Tolerances - +6/-3
Wing Span - 8.32m (27.3 feet)
Length - 7.10m (23.3 feet)
Height - 2.14m (7 feet)
Rate of climb - 1000 feet/min
Powerplant - Lycoming 320 D2A – 160 Horsepower
Max Speed - 176kts
Cruising Speed - 120kts
G Tolerances - +6/-3
Wing Span - 6.10m (20 feet)
Length - 5.48m (18 feet)
Height - 1.83m (6 feet)
Rate of climb - 615.70m/min (2,020feet/min)
Powerplant - Lycoming AEIO 360 A1A – 200 Horsepower
   

EXTRA 200

 
extra 200
2-seat, tandem arrangement
Max Speed - 217kts
Aircraft Dimensions (ft) - L22 ft 3 in x W24 ft 7 in x H8 ft 9 in
G Tolerances - +10/-10
Wing Area - 111.9 sq ft/10.4 sq meters
Maneuvering Speed - 154kts
Stall Speed at 1,543 lbs/700 kg - 53kts
Stall Speed at 2,095 lbs/950 k - 59kts
 

 


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