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PingWorks Type 33

--History--

The PingWorks Type 33 is a dive bomber aircraft developed during The Second World War. It is a durable, simple, medium-light aircraft, with relatively relaxed controls. It has 2 seats, one for the pilot, and one for the rear gunner. It was initially designed for carrier use, but after the aircraft carrier project fell through due to budgetary constraints, the folding wings, flaps, and arrestor hooks were removed, as they were unnecessary. This particular plane is one of the final aircraft to come off the production line and instead of being put into service, it was transferred to a museum, where it has since been maintained and occasionally flown.

--Specifications—

Length: 7.75 m
Width: 9.25 m
Height: 3.25 m
Mass: 1189
Fuel: 375 L
Top Speed without Payload: 73m/s
Top Speed with Payload: 69m/s
Endurance: ~550 km
Cost: $13468

--Basic Operation—

1. Flip breaker on the ground on the right
2. Throttle up
3. Engage starter and starter safety