GAF Nomad

References

Programmatic citations — every numbered marker resolves to a verifiable graph row below.

Direct Wikidata claims

1. [2] ↑ GAF Nomad — operator (P137): Rhineair. wikidata.org.
2. [3] ↑ GAF Nomad — operator (P137): Gum Air. wikidata.org.
3. [4] ↑ GAF Nomad — manufacturer (P176): Government Aircraft Factories. wikidata.org.
4. [5] ↑ GAF Nomad — developer (P178): Government Aircraft Factories. wikidata.org.
5. [6] ↑ GAF Nomad — subclass of (P279): land-based utility aircraft. wikidata.org.
6. [7] ↑ GAF Nomad — subclass of (P279): twin-turboprop airliner. wikidata.org.
7. [8] ↑ GAF Nomad — country of origin (P495): Australia. wikidata.org.
8. [9] ↑ GAF Nomad — first flight (P606): July 23, 1971. wikidata.org.
9. [10] ↑ GAF Nomad — total produced (P1092): {'amount': '+172'}. wikidata.org.
10. [11] ↑ GAF Nomad — described by source (P1343): Jane's World Aircraft Recognition Handbook, Fourth Edition. Jane's World Aircraft Recognition Handbook, Fourth Edition. wikidata.org.
11. [12] ↑ GAF Nomad — undercarriage (P1637): retractable tricycle gear. wikidata.org.
12. [13] ↑ GAF Nomad — wing configuration (P1654): shoulder wing. wikidata.org.
13. [14] ↑ GAF Nomad — length (P2043): 14.35 m. Jane's World Aircraft Recognition Handbook, Fourth Edition. wikidata.org.
14. [15] ↑ GAF Nomad — wingspan (P2050): 16.46 m. Jane's World Aircraft Recognition Handbook, Fourth Edition. wikidata.org.
15. [16] ↑ GAF Nomad — maximum operating altitude (P2254): 6400 m. wikidata.org.

Class ancestry

1. [1] ↑ GAF Nomad is an instance of aircraft family (Q15056993) [P31, primary]. Wikidata. wikidata.org.