Antonow / Antonov An-24

Short-Range Utility Aircraft

Antonov An-24RV, Polet Flight, RA-46690, c/n 47309901 © Svido Stanislav
Photo ©: Svido Stanislav (photos at airliners.net)
The Antonov An-24 is a twin-engined turboprop short-range transport- and passenger aircraft by the Soviet design bureau OKB Antonov (today Antonov ASTC, Ukraine).
Some of the several produced variants are equipped with an additional turbojet engine Tumanski RU-19A-30 with 8,8 kN (1978 lbf) thrust, installed in the right-hand engine nacelle. This engine served as an APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) and for improvement of the start performance. The An-24 is today still in license-production in several variants in the Peoples Republic of China as the Harbin Y-5.
Crew2+1
Passengersmax. 50
Propulsion2 Turboprop Engines
Engine ModelIvchenko AI-24
Engine Power (each)1875 kW2514 shp
Speed450 km/h243 kts
  280 mph
Service Ceiling8.400 m27.559 ft
Range550 km297 NM
342 mi.
Empty Weight13.300 kg29.321 lbs
max. Takeoff Weight21.000 kg46.297 lbs
Wing Span29,20 m95 ft 10 in
Wing Area75,0 m²807 ft²
Length23,53 m77 ft 2 in
Height8,32 m27 ft 4 in
First FlightApril 1960
Production Statusout of production
Total Productionca. 1100
ICAO CodeAN24
IATA CodeAN4
NATO CodeCoke
Data for (Version)Antonov / Antonow An-24

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[Photo-ID: 10474] © Karsten Palt 2014-06-08
Antonov An-24V, Czech Air Force, 7109, c/n 17307109,© Karsten Palt, 2014Antonov
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