Cirrus SR20
ICAO type designator: SR20
ICAO type description: L1P
Wake turbulance category: L
Max operationg level: FL 100*
Typical cruising speed: 155 kt
Climb performance: Poor
Approach category: A
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ICAO type designator: C152 ICAO type description: L1P Wake turbulance category: L Max operationg level: FL 100* Typical cruising speed: 105 kt Climb performance: Poor Approach category: A
 P-3C Orion ICAO type designator: P3C ICAO type description: L4T Wake turbulance category: M Max operationg level: FL 340 (FL230 is normal) Typical cruising speed: Slow Climb performance: Approach category:  Antonow AN-124 ICAO type designator: A124 ICAO type description: L4J Wake turbulance category: H Max operationg level: FL 390 Typical cruising speed: Medium Climb performance: N/A Approach category: N/A  The Spirit of St. Louis at a museum in USA Charles Lindbergh was the first person to cross the Atlantic ocean in a non stop solo-flight. The flight was done from May 20th to may 21st in 1927 from New York to Paris. The biggest motivation for the flight was a $25.000 prize that wealthy business man Raymond Orteig offered for it in 1919. The type of the airplane is a Ryan NYP and Lindbergh had only about 10 months of flying experience for the Mail service. The flight lasted 33.5 hours and altitude ranged from 10 to 10.000 feet during the flight. Read more about The Spirit of St. Louis»  Tupolev TU-154 Aircraft full name: Tupolev TU-154 ICAO type designator: Tu154 ICAO type description: L3J Wake turbulance category: M Max operationg level: FL 390 Typical cruising speed: Climb performance: Good Approach category: C  R44 Raven Detail name: Robinson R-44 Raven ICAO type designator: R44 ICAO type description: H1P Wake turbulance category: L Max operationg level: Typical cruising speed: Slow Climb performance: Approach category: C
 The Dreamliner taking off for the first time Aircraft full name: Boeing 787 Dreamliner ICAO type designator: B788 ICAO type description: L2J Wake turbulance category: H Max operationg level: FL430 Typical cruising speed: Fast (mach .85) Climb performance: n/a Approach category: n/a  X-1 Detail name: Bell X-1 First supersonic flight on 14th of October 1947. United States Air force captain, Chuck Yeager, managed a speed of 1.06 of sound. |
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