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DAR 9 Siniger

training aircraft of Bulgaria in World War II
Class type of: aircraft, trainer Q5204316

Facts

22 properties

Identity

Instance of
aircraft family

Location

Country
Bulgaria[2]

Population and size

Length
7.3, 23.9[18][19]
More facts +19
Subclass of
aircraft, trainer[6][7]
Conflict
World War II
Manufacturer
Darzhavna Aeroplanna Rabotilnitsa[5]
Mass
2.0k (560–2.0k, n=4)
Maximum capacity
2.0[13]
Maximum operating altitude
4400.0, 14436.0
Operator
Bulgarian Air Force, Yugoslav Air Force[3][4]
Participated in conflict
World War II[10]
Powered by
Sh 14, Walter Minor[8][9]
Service entry
1940[11]
Service retirement
1958[12]
Speed
100 (100–185, n=3)[22]
Takeoff and landing capability
conventional takeoff and landing[17]
Total produced
42.0[14]
Undercarriage
conventional landing gear[15]
Vehicle range
281 (281–520, n=3)
Wing area
20.0, 220.0
Wing configuration
biplane[16]
Wingspan
9.0, 29.5[20][21]
🏷️ Also known as
en DAR 9 Siniger fa دی‌ای‌آر ۹ سینیجر
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DAR-Bozhurishte.jpg ↗
Freebase ID
/m/03nw60x

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Operator 2
Bulgarian Air Force, Yugoslav Air Force
Powered by 2
Sh 14, Walter Minor
Subclass of 2
aircraft, trainer
Country 1
Bulgaria
Manufacturer 1
Darzhavna Aeroplanna Rabotilnitsa
Participated in conflict 1
World War II
Takeoff and landing capability 1
conventional takeoff and landing
Undercarriage 1
conventional landing gear
Wing configuration 1
biplane
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Summary

DAR 9 Siniger is an aircraft family[1].

Body

Physical Characteristics

Speeds include 185 kilometre per hour[22], 115 mile per hour[23], and 100 knot[24].

Related Entities

Bulgaria

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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